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The Falcon

Seattle Pacific University's Student Newspaper

The Falcon

Seattle Pacific University's Student Newspaper

The Falcon

Gail McMillian, showing their graduation cap alongside their partner AJ Setala and their cap.
Despite everything, it is still you
Gail McMillan, Guest Writer • June 17, 2026

On Saturday, May 30, Seattle Pacific University’s Haven and the Link Club hosted a Lavender Celebration, an annual ceremony conducted on campus...

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Canvas held hostage
Susanah Maestas, Copy Editor • May 7, 2026

On Thursday, May 7, Canvas was inaccessible for 9,000 schools across the country, including Seattle Pacific University, for a majority of the...

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Election do-over
Hope Jackson, News Editor • April 2, 2026

Associated Students of Seattle Pacific President-elect Odessa Durante stepped down from the position on Wednesday, March 25. ASSP will be hosting...

Insights into Venezuela: Lecture by Kevin Neuhouser
Informational forum on Venezuelan current events at SPU
Josie Davidson, Staff Writer • March 1, 2026

A forum on the history between the United States and Latin America, as well as current events in the region, was hosted at Seattle Pacific University...

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Gail McMillian, showing their graduation cap alongside their partner AJ Setala and their cap.
Despite everything, it is still you
Gail McMillan, Guest Writer • June 17, 2026

On Saturday, May 30, Seattle Pacific University’s Haven and the Link Club hosted a Lavender Celebration, an annual ceremony conducted on campus...

Legacy of hope
Karla Navarro, Guest Writer • June 16, 2026

The article “Education or Dogmatism?” expressed concerns about a recent cycle tracking seminar which, “leaned heavily on the drawbacks...

Illustration by Hope Jackson
Education or dogmatism?
Yabi Posenjak, Staff Writer • May 15, 2026

A seminar that was put on by one of the campus clubs, Students for Life, regarding body literacy and cycle tracking has sparked questions about...

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Immigration enforcement as executive power
Sofia Cheuk, Guest Writer • March 2, 2026

In recent weeks, federal judges, state officials and local governments have all confronted the same question: what happens when immigration enforcement...

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Road to championships
Road to championships
Dutch VanOmmen, Sports Editor • May 27, 2026

For the fifth year in a row, Seattle Pacific University Rowing will compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Championship in Gainesville,...

Portrait of Freshman Tawaf Aboudou.
Aboudou becomes first athlete to win three titles
Lexi Shrock, Staff Writer • May 13, 2026

Seattle Pacific University men’s and women’s track and field teams competed at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference on Tuesday, May 5...

Varsity rowing takes on Windermere Cup
Varsity rowing takes on Windermere Cup
Dutch VanOmmen, Sports Editor • May 7, 2026

The Seattle Pacific University women’s rowing team began the month of May by competing in the Windermere Cup in Seattle, Washington. This was...

Track takes first place
Track takes first place
Lexi Shrock and Dutch VanOmmen April 30, 2026

As the Seattle Pacific University spring season came to a close, golf finished out their spring season while rowing raced three boats at the...

Falcons make history
Falcons make history
April 25, 2026
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Annie and Emma Stafki speaking at the Day 180 plunge event.
Cold plunging for orcas
Elle Shoemaker, Staff Writer • June 23, 2026

In early October of 2025, sisters Annie Stafki, 17, and Emma Stafki, 22, activists from the Seattle area, began cold plunging every day for a...

Junior Varsity, Shapadooah's Headliner, performing on May 15th, 2026 in the Ross Lot
Shapadooah closes out academic year
Esmée Eaton and Josie Davidson June 4, 2026

On Friday, May 15, Students Together: Outdoor Recreations & Programs at Seattle Pacific University hosted their annual music event Shapadooah....

Attendees of All Hall Ball on the dance floor at the Fremont Foundry.
Annual springtime dance
Josie Davidson, Staff Writer • May 29, 2026

Seattle Pacific University’s Area Council held their annual dance, All Hall Ball, at the Fremont Foundry on Friday, May 8. The masquerade-themed...

Racer holds two thumbs up at Baja SAE in Washougal, WA.
Built from scratch
Dominic Hatcher-Thomassen, Staff Writer • May 29, 2026

From Thursday, May 7 to Sunday, May 10, Seattle Pacific University’s Baja Society of Automotive Engineers team competed in the annual Baja...

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