Friday, January 31, 2025
Veronika Pshenytska | The Seattle CollegianWhile the Ukrainian army fights against Russian aggression, residents of Washington state gathered Thursday afternoon at the University of Washington’s Red Square in protest of Russia’s ongoing invasion and in solidarity with Ukraine.
Transferring to a 4-year institution comes with a slew of benefits. Increased job opportunities, specialized career preparation, more majors to choose from, and greater networking opportunities are just a few to name.
Governor Jay Inslee held a press conference last Feb. 17, announcing that by Mar. 21st, the state of Washington is lifting its indoors mask mandate. The governor laid out his plans “in to regaining what we consider a much more normal life.”
Eating Disorder Awareness Week (NEDAwareness Week) will take place from February 21 - 27. The annual reminder is catered towards educating the public about the reality of eating disorders and providing support to those who suffer.
Wednesday Feb. 16 Twice Sold Tales celebrated its 35 years in business. Twice Sold Tales – Seattle’s only cat-bookstore – owner Jamie Lutton is an encyclopedia. “No good book-scout can do it without being a reader,…
There’s so much trust that we put in strangers. Driving, eating, shopping — these all require a roll of the dice, a little faith in the stranger next to you. But what about the carousel…
It is Nov. 5, 2021, 8 p.m. This is the first and last one we’ll ever experience. You will drift from white wall to white wall of art, sipping rosé, and it will be the…
On Thursday, Dec. 2, the Seattle Central College Library hosted the last Conversations on Social Issues (COSI) session of the quarter. Central humanities professors Anna Hackman, Ph.D., and Vero Barrera-Kolb presented on the limits of…
Correction 12/7/2021: In our original statement, we stated that Sawant was reelected three times. She has in fact been reelected twice. Sawant has won three Seattle City Council elections in total, but the first was…
If there is one thing Seattleites know how to handle, it’s rain. Seattle’s farmers markets are no exception: With rain or shine, scheduled market times are adhered to. This was certainly the case last weekend…
