Dorothy and Fred Cordova Collection of Seattle University News Releases 1966-1973

Seattle University

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The initial Articles of Incorporation, dated October 17, 1898 bear the signature of Jesuit priest Adrian Sweere, SJ, a founder of Seattle College. The subsequent revised Articles of Incorporation, dated June 1948 reflect the institutional name change to Seattle University under President A.A. Lemieux, SJ. A surge of revisions to the bylaws and statues from 1969-1972 is documented. From the description of Seattle University Constituting Documents, 1898-1972. (Seattle University). Worl...

Filipino American National Historical Society

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Cordova, Dorothy Laigo

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Fred Cordova was born in Stockton, CA and graduated from Seattle University, where he met his wife, Dorothy Laigo Cordova, who grew up in Seattle's Central District in the 1930's and 1940's. While students at Seattle University, both were active in Pinoy, the Filipino student club. Mr. Cordova also wrote for the student newspaper, The Spectator . Educated by Jesuits and rooted in Catholic social teachings, Fred and Dorothy became involved in community social service and political activism. Fred ...

National Pinoy Archives.

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Seattle University. Office of Public Relations.

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This collection of historic photographs was assembled by the Office of Public Relations under John Talevich, Professor of Journalism, who was faculty supervisor to the Aegis yearbook and the Spectator student newspaper. Forde Photographers, Seattle, produced the majority of images which were published in the Aegis, Spectator, Seattle U Reports, alumni newsletters, advancement and admissions brochures and all external public relations. The Office of Public Relations transitioned into the administ...

Cordova, Fred

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Fred Cordova was born in Stockton, CA and graduated from Seattle University, where he met his wife, Dorothy Laigo Cordova, who grew up in Seattle's Central District in the 1930's and 1940's. While students at Seattle University, both were active in Pinoy, the Filipino student club. Mr. Cordova also wrote for the student newspaper, The Spectator . Educated by Jesuits and rooted in Catholic social teachings, Fred and Dorothy became involved in community social service and political ac...