In 1914, a small group of college-educated women wanted a place to meet friends, continue their learning, and enjoy cultural and social activities together. That is why they created the Women’s University Club of Seattle. By 1922, membership had grown to over 600 and—unusual for the era—these determined women had built their very own clubhouse.
For nearly a century, the Club has thrived by striking a crucial balance: meeting the changing needs of our members with enthusiasm while staying true to our founding ideals: laugh together, learn together and be our best selves.