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Professional joins expertise and experience with a Computer Science degree

After graduating with his bachelor’s degree in electronics and communication engineering, Karthik Dinakaran spent six years working in IT roles. With all the on-the-job training and experience he gained, he was ready to take the next step in his career. So he and his family moved from India to Seattle so he could study in…
A self-motivated teacher and leader pursues a doctorate

Some people know early on that they want to earn a doctoral degree. Whether it’s the thirst for additional education, a desire to pursue a chosen career, or an aspiration to earn the “doctor” title, the decision to earn a doctorate is typically a very deliberate choice. Yet, for Sophia Haynes it was not.
U.S. News & World Report names CityU among Best Online Bachelor’s Programs

U.S. News & World Report announced its annual rankings of the Best Online Bachelor’s Programs and City University of Seattle was ranked among the best in the nation for the sixth consecutive year.
U.S. News & World Report names CityU among Best Online Bachelor’s Programs for sixth year

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Courtney Wendel-Stevenson [email protected] | 206-239-4577 January 9, 2018 – SEATTLE – U.S. News & World Report announced its annual rankings of the Best Online Bachelor’s Programs and City University of Seattle was ranked among the best in the nation for the sixth consecutive year, placing at 31. In addition, CityU…
Awakening curiosity in learners: a faculty profile

By Dr. Jan Lüedert From the moment she stepped into a classroom, Dr. Vicki Butler realized that the best way to learn and share knowledge is based on interaction. Students – whether in middle school or as post-secondary graduates – benefit from being able to have a voice in their learning process and to take…
Increasing the number of female superintendents: a student profile

On November 8, 2017, Heather Henderson became the 9th doctoral student at City University of Seattle to successfully defend her dissertation, which focused on gender disproportionality in K-12 superintendent roles. Motivated by her personal, first-hand experiences in the field, her primary goal was to bring an awareness of the imbalance between the numbers of female…
Message from the President – December 2017

We accomplished so much in the last 12 months at City University of Seattle, and I would like to remember just a few of my favorites.
Chancellor’s Communications – December 2017

One of the instrumental ways we foster student success is through the collaboration of institutions and people across the System. Under the leadership of our university presidents, our schools, colleges and institutes have established themselves as pillars of excellence in the community.
From past to present: City College founder’s vision alive at CityU today

From its beginning, City University of Seattle has been a school whose purpose is to serve working adults. While many schools and programs strive to do that now, that wasn’t always the case. Just ask one of City University of Seattle’s founders, Vi Tasler.