Dogs and Mud: A Radio Drama
B. Mason Judy presents “Dogs and Mud,” a radio drama based on the “Harry Paper” assignment from his first year at The Seattle School.
Student Life
Grief as Antihero
Genevra Levinson shares a reflection and poem about her evolving relationship with grief, from villain to antihero—or a meeting of unexpected friends.
Convocation Address: Our Theological Roots
Dr. Craig Detweiler reflects on The Seattle School’s founding mission and orients our community to a new academic year at Convocation 2018.
A Time of Endings, a Time of Beginnings
You spent this past week settling into new homes, purchasing last minute books, figuring out your commute, or perhaps even driving to Seattle in a moving truck. Know that we are conscious of the days to come for you and the energy, vulnerability, and depth you have already brought to this process of arriving. There […]
Receive and Reciprocate: The Generosity of Shared Space
Soon, you will cross the narrow threshold at 2501 Elliott Ave, stepping from the weathered smells of saltwater and railroad tracks into the scents of coffee, books, and the stories that have been and are still forming in and around you. The Seattle School is a community of intentional forming and re-forming, and in that […]
Commencement 2018: You Make My Feet Like the Hind’s
Heather Casimere shares, “You Make My Feet Like the Hind’s,” her words of blessing and calling to fellow graduates at Commencement 2018.
Commencement 2018: A Singing People
Alex Mrakovich speaks at Commencement 2018 about his time at The Seattle School and the call to be a singing people in a world of fear and heartache.
Commencement 2018: Let It Be Glorious
Matthias Roberts, speaks at Commencement 2018 about the work of reconciliation and the death and resurrection of whole-hearted, embodied, glorious healing.
An Introduction to Assistant Instructors
Welcome from your Assistant Instructors! We have an excellent team this year, and we are looking forward to supporting your learning here at The Seattle School. The role of Assistant Instructor (AI) at The Seattle School is somewhat different than what you may have encountered with Teaching Assistants (TAs) in other academic contexts in that […]
Food & Drink in Belltown
One of the best parts about being located in the heart of a city is having access to amazing food and drink. As a student you begin to long for the times when you can break out of class and go grab a bite or a drink with a friend to decompress and have fun. […]
Faculty Friday: Dr. Roy Barsness
Today’s Faculty Friday highlight is Dr. Roy Barsness, Professor of Counseling Psychology at The Seattle School and author of Core Competencies of Relational Psychoanalysis. Dr. Barsness holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology – Los Angeles, an MA in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA, a Postgraduate […]
Student Lifecycle Groups
Introducing Student Lifecycle Groups The Seattle School prepares people for the work of serving God and neighbor. Whether this looks like practicing as a therapist, pastor, organizer, artist, or some other kind of innovator, we know that you’re entering challenging vocations where you are personally entering into the world’s deep needs. Part of what we […]