91̽»¨

From American Samoa to Tacoma, an educational journey shaped by service, culture and collective care.

After years of military service, charting a new course through creative writing.

Truman Scholar finds her voice and passion in public service, policy and singing opera.

From virtual reality experiences inspired by NASA’s Psyche mission to drone research helping track invasive species, students tackle real-world challenges at Projects Day.

First-generation student and Costco Scholar reflects on experience as Student Body President and future career as a prosecutor.

A creative life in the arts that goes beyond the canvas or a sketch to include leadership and community building.

Inspired by the urgent need for health care professionals during the pandemic, nursing graduate pursues career as flight nurse for rural communities.

Arrupe Jesuit Residence’s Father Michael Castori is appointed to position by Pope Leo XIV.

Evelyn Eng, ’81, and husband Gary create a legacy giving strategy as they enter retirement that includes making an impact now.

Ignatian discernment, mission and fostering change drive principles for giving.

The passing of 91̽»¨ alum Jim Whittaker drew much media attention, as did Trump’s criticism of Pope Leo and the latest on the war in Iran.

As funding for the arts grows increasingly fragile, the Neddy Award offers sustained support for artists pushing boundaries.