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By Danny Barber on 05/30/2020

The CDC now recommends using a face covering whenever available while out and about, particularly while in proximity of other people. This is due to...

Seattle’s “Stay Healthy” road closures

Seattle’s “Stay Healthy” road closures Roy Nam and Thomas McKenzie

By Roy Nam and Thomas McKenzie on 05/27/2020

As people around the world are self-distancing at home and practicing good social distancing behavior in public, the city of Seattle is making permanent the...

In Memoriam: Lynn Shelton

In Memoriam: Lynn Shelton Alex Su

By Alex Su on 05/22/2020

On May 15th, American filmmaker Lynn Shelton passed away at 54 due to a previously undiagnosed blood disorder. Shelton’s partner, Marc Maron, said that she...

WA State colleges prepare for fall quarter

WA State colleges prepare for fall quarter Alexa Villatoro

By Alexa Villatoro on 05/17/2020

Across Washington State, public academia mobilizes strategies for uncertain COVID-19 fall status. As the Washington State economy reopens through the summer, many speculate a second...

MESA COVID-19 Q&A

MESA COVID-19 Q&A Alex Su

By Alex Su on 05/16/2020

On May 14th, a Q/A session on COVID-19 hosted by MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science, and Achievement) was held via Zoom. It featured Professor M. Elizabeth...

West Seattle Bridge closure

West Seattle Bridge closure Thomas McKenzie

By Thomas McKenzie on 05/11/2020

The West Seattle Bridge (officially the Jeanette Williams Memorial Bridge), is the primary route of access between West Seattle and the rest of the city....

Rock ‘n’ roll legend Little Richard dies at 87

Rock ‘n’ roll legend Little Richard dies at 87 Thomas McKenzie

By Thomas McKenzie on 05/10/2020

Little Richard, the self-described “king and queen” of rock ‘n’ roll, died Saturday at the age of 87 in Tullahoma, Tenn. Born Richard Wayne Penniman...

Central’s Continued Communication Efforts Amid Shutdown

Central’s Continued Communication Efforts Amid Shutdown Jordan Somers

By Jordan Somers on 05/08/2020

As we approach the midway point of Spring quarter, Seattle Central College continues to shift its communication methods and standards in an attempt to bridge...

Distance learning faces challenges as prep for possible extended stay-at-home orders begin

Distance learning faces challenges as prep for possible extended stay-at-home orders begin Alexa Villatoro

By Alexa Villatoro on 05/07/2020

As Washington sees the Covid-19 stay-at-home orders extend towards the end of May while other states rush to re-open the economy, schools are faced with...

Commencement ceremony cancelled for Spring 2020

Commencement ceremony cancelled for Spring 2020 Roy Nam

By Roy Nam on 05/04/2020

Due to the current global epidemic, all in-person events have been cancelled. This includes the commencement ceremony for Spring 2020, originally scheduled for June 25th. ...

Undocumented students lose out on COVID-19 funds

Undocumented students lose out on COVID-19 funds Lena Mercer

By Lena Mercer on 05/01/2020

The economic crisis slowly blanketing the country isn't being felt uniformly. The people who were poor or struggling before, are now poorer and the struggle...

In Memoriam: Carl Waluconis

In Memoriam: Carl Waluconis Danny Barber

By Danny Barber on 04/23/2020

Carl Waluconis, who taught English and Coordinated Studies in the division of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at Seattle Central College until 2017, passed away...

Welcome Week and COVID-19

Welcome Week and COVID-19 Danny Barber

By Danny Barber on 04/17/2020

Welcome Week is the first week of each quarter at Seattle Central set aside to bring every student, new and old, back into the school...

COVID-19 and the incarcerated

COVID-19 and the incarcerated Bianca Rathel

By Bianca Rathel on 04/06/2020

Covid-19 is all around us. It’s inescapable. Schools, hair salons, bars, restaurants, churches, and ‘non-essential” businesses are closed. Predictably, jails are still open. In a...

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