Campus Living Booklet 2013-2014 (PDF) - Seattle Pacific University
Campus Living Booklet 2013-2014 (PDF) - Seattle Pacific University
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emerson hall<br />
Students say Emerson is a<br />
great place to live, learn,<br />
and build friendships to<br />
last a lifetime. Features include a main<br />
lounge with gas fireplace, underground parking, and<br />
an exercise center.<br />
Emerson Hall is centrally located, providing<br />
easy access to many campus buildings. Popular<br />
events include a quarterly Coffee House, the Emerson<br />
Film Festival, the Born Identity Exhibit, and a hall ball<br />
(which last year was held on an Argosy cruise).<br />
<strong>Living</strong> in Emerson also provides a unique<br />
opportunity for students to participate in programs<br />
and conversations related to cross-cultural relationships<br />
and social justice issues through the BRIDGES<br />
program.<br />
“<strong>Living</strong> in<br />
Emerson<br />
has been a<br />
great part<br />
of my college<br />
experience!<br />
Everyone is so welcoming, and it’s close<br />
to everything on campus. Emerson is an<br />
easy place to make friends.”<br />
– Christine Rouner, Freshman<br />
Emerson is SPU’s newest residence hall. Opened in<br />
2001, it features suite-style living with private or<br />
shared bathrooms.<br />
Opened in 1965 and originally named Upper Residence<br />
Hall, Ashton was renamed in honor of Dr. Philip F.<br />
Ashton for his service as psychology professor at<br />
<strong>Seattle</strong> <strong>Pacific</strong> <strong>University</strong> from 1929 to 1971.<br />
“Ashton is<br />
an energetic<br />
place where<br />
you can share<br />
experiences<br />
as a community while studying hard.<br />
I couldn't imagine a greater experience<br />
than living with your closest friends!”<br />
– Jordan Wallace, Sophomore<br />
ashton hall<br />
The friendly atmosphere in<br />
Ashton Hall makes all of its<br />
residents feel at home. Ashton is<br />
SPU’s largest residence hall, and its hilltop setting<br />
offers a striking view of the campus and the Lake<br />
Washington Ship Canal.<br />
Annual events include the Ashton Cup (a lipsync<br />
contest), Open Mic Nights, and a formal ball<br />
(which was held at the Space Needle in 2012). Its<br />
hall council is known for creative and thoughtprovoking<br />
programming.<br />
Ashton is an ideal place for both studying<br />
and relaxing. It boasts a renovated lounge and<br />
convenient exercise room. With more than 400<br />
students, you’ll have many opportunities for<br />
making new friends.<br />
For rates, see inside back cover.<br />
Layouts of typical rooms in Ashton are available at:<br />
spu.edu/ashton<br />
For rates, see inside back cover.<br />
Layouts of typical rooms in Emerson are available at:<br />
spu.edu/emerson<br />
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options for first-time freshmen<br />
options for first-time freshmen