We are excited to meet with prospective students to answer questions about getting ready for law school, the application process and what makes Santa Clara Law special. Please join us from 10:00am - 2:00pm at the Seattle University School of Law. For more information and to register for the event please see: https://forms.lsac-unite.org/4067/wccseattle2026.html (https://forms.lsac-unite.org/4067/wccseattle2026.html)
Reflections of Faith: Art, Poetry, and Prose of Women Religious features the artistic and literary works of sisters in our Women Religious Collections, offering an often joyful glimpse into their vocations, spirituality, and lives as consecrated women.
Connect with us for a fun, interactive, Arabic English storytime. Storytime is a magical time for children that speak multiple languages to learn and interact with one another. Our storytellers will share stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays and movement Grownups can also learn some tips for engaging kids in early liter…
Are you stuck on a piece of software? Do you need a quick refresher on technology for yourself or your department? Technology Training offers Virtual Software Support Office Hours. Please briefly describe the nature of support you're seeking upon registration.Though our expertise spans all of the University's supported…
Students will be meeting to discuss theories of criminalization and incarceration. This event will be co-hosted by students Neshmia Alam and Samuel Cao and Professors Oberman and Ball.
All are welcome to attend our weekday masses, every Monday through Friday.Mass begins at 12:05pm. This mass is open to all for in-person attendance. This mass is held indoors.
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Curious about how your brain works? Join our hands-on program where kids will get to explore how their brains work. They will try simple brain experiments, test their memory, use prism glasses, and make their own neuroscience patch to take home. All led by our teens teach presenter. Open to youth 2nd grade and up. Regi…
