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Legendary Matchup Revisited
Nearly 60 years after a stunning upset inside the Seattle Center Coliseum, ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½ and UTEP will meet again where history was made.
Congrats to Newest Alumni Award Winners
This year's recipients, which also include the latest inductees into the Athletics Hall of Fame, are leaders across industries and in their communities.
A Front Row Seat to the Ninth Circuit
Appellate judges transform Sullivan Hall into a working courtroom, giving law students rare insight into high-level legal arguments involving real cases.
Investing in the Arts
Cornish College of the Arts Neddy Artist Awards celebrate milestone year with greater funding.
A New Era of Care
ÎÚÑ»´«Ã½â€™s College of Nursing and Health Sciences prepares future leaders across disciplines to deliver collaborative, equitable and compassionate health care.
Making Over the Campus Store
In addition to what is usually available, reimagined store showcases a range of locally sourced products and alumni-owned brands.
A Timely Scholar
From 'Back to the Future' to building futures, Professor Charles Tung is an academic leader helping shape the direction of SU’s curriculum.
The Big League of Big Shows
From concerts to photo shoots, Liz Sword, ’18, manages some of the top events at T-Mobile Park.
A President for All (Students)
Diego Gonzalez, ’26, channels his passion for justice and community into every role—from Student Body President to future prosecutor.
Words Matter
Political science and public affairs alum Izzy Gardon, ’16, found his calling in public service and now directs communications for California Governor Gavin Newsom.
The Wheel Deal
Carolyn Eaton, ’08, is the embodiment of that classic tale of an employee working their way up from entry level to running the business.
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