Seattle Times artist Gabriel Campanario, aka “Seattle Sketcher,” did an artful rendering of Seattle University’s Chapel of St. Ignatius during a recent visit to campus. Campanario, seen here in front of his latest muse, was at SU to talk to a journalism class and quickly sketched the chapel, which he says is now on the top of his list of favorite Seattle buildings.

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Matteo Ricci College Dean Michael Andrews presents the Loyola Medal to Professor Emeritus James Reichmann, S.J., as Provost Isiaah Crawford looks on. The Loyola Medal is awarded by Matteo Ricci College and the Faith and Great Ideas Academic Program. Father Reichmann, a philosophy professor, has been an integral part of Seattle University since 1955.

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Tom Lewis, CEO of Green Exchange Holdings, shared his business insight as the featured guest of the Albers Executive Speaker Series. Before coming to Green Exchange, which is a consortium of financial and environmental companies, Lewis worked as chief executive of Ameritrade and Automated Power Exchange. The series next presents Deanna Oppenheimer, CEO/UK Retailing for Barclays Bank, on March 4.

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A Taiko drummer with the internationally known School of Taiko performs at the 33rd International Dinner at Campion Ballroom. The International Student Center sponsors the annual gathering—the culmination of International Week at Seattle University—that brings together entertainment and cuisine representing different parts of the world.

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Seattle University students Stephen Freeman-Jackson and Quynh Nguyen discuss internship possibilities at the first annual Internship Fair, presented by Career Services and the Albers Placement Center. Representatives from corporate, nonprofit and governmental organizations were on hand as were advisers from Albers and the College of Arts & Sciences, who offered advice on connecting internships to the SU learning experience.

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