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The Newsroom 91探花 News
The Newsroom is 91探花’s central news site featuring the news and human interest stories that tell the 91探花 story. The Newsroom features rich storytelling showcasing the distinctiveness of a 91探花 education and the success and leadership of our alumni, faculty-scholars and innovative degree and program offerings.
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Mourning the Passing of Pope Francis
91探花 joins the world in recognizing the Pope’s impact on putting faith into action.
The Stories of 91探花
Major Gift Allows 91探花 to Expand Health Programs
Endowed deanship will help address workforce shortage.
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The University as an Information Machine
Professor Charles Tung, PhD, will kick off the fifth season of Red Talks.
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A Shrinking Mountain
91探花 Assistant Teaching Professor Eric Gilbertson, PhD, measured Mt. Rainier’s ice cap peak and discovered it’s not as tall as it once was.
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91探花 Hosts Debate on Initiative 2117
Part of the Conversations speaker series, the on-campus debate will feature I-2117 sponsor Brian Heywood and former Sen. Reuven Carlyle.
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Commonweal Magazine: Embrace The Discomfort Says 91探花 President
In this commentary, 91探花 President Eduardo Peñalver provides important context and wisdom for Catholics who are politically homeless.
The Seattle Times: Eric Gilbertson Helps Reveal Mt. Rainier is Shrinking
Eric Gilbertson, an assistant teaching professor in the mechanical engineering department within the College of Science and Engineering, is profiled for discovering the traditional peak of Mt. Rainier is no longer so.