The M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery hosted a student-curated pop-up on May 8, 2024 organized by Adrian Silva, a student at Seattle Central College. This gathering featured art exhibitions and performances by artists from around…
Posts published in May 2024
Love and Information by Caryl Churchill is the annual spring play of Seattle Central College. It is a series of disconnected vignettes joined together by the exploration of interactions in the modern world. Focusing naturally…
Are you satisfied with your sleeping habits? Do you have a strategy for perfect quality sleep? Sleep is an important part of a college student’s life. It strengthens the immune system, provides energy for tomorrow,…
Seattle is known for a variety of things, including its numerous names – “Emerald City,” “Rain City,” its weather, its coffee, and its IT hubs. But one thing that is often overlooked is the city’s…
I have been waiting a long time to cover this one. I meant to do it two reviews ago, but decided to get Ariana out of the way first. Then Taylor dropped, and I simply had…
Brazilian music group Choro Das 3 performed a free concert on May 9 at The Roadhouse, a community-focused performance venue located across from Angle Lake station in SeaTac. Choro Das 3, meaning “the cry of…
Remember the old guy selling a myriad of movie posters that filled the entire hallway a few weeks ago at Seattle Central College? You would never expect that he lives in the jungle in Thailand,…
Photo Essay: “United for Israel” march meets United Front Liberated Zone in counter-protest
Idaya ZyndraProtestors at the University of Washington’s United Front Liberated Zone prepared to defend their encampment from a Sunday, May 12 counter-protest, organized by The Pursuit NW, a local church with a location in the University…
On April 20 and 21, Impactathon, a hackathon with the theme of tackling social justice issues, was held at North Seattle College. Impactful Investing Club planned the event to bring up lower socioeconomic status issues,…
Fitness trends on campus: In conversation with Paul Carter (the manager of the fitness hub – the MAC)
VrindhaThe Mitchell Activities Center, MAC, sees a hundred students on a daily basis, but before COVID-19, the numbers were a lot higher. It was considered the hub for international students to keep up their fitness,…