Op-ed: A ‘Lit’ Visit with George Freeman’s Rectory, the Wacky and Wonderful Glass I5 Icon and its equally Wild Owner

By Nova Berger

As the Space needle’s fireworks light the sky, another spotlight shines like a beacon on the Seattle skyline. Above the infamous “Science is God” letters,...
Living Off the Grid: A look into life without a phone

By Vrindha

In this day and age it is difficult to believe someone does not own a phone. Yet, they exist—and even more surprisingly, on our campus...
Navigating childcare as a student parent in Seattle

By Mbaire

Seattle is one of the most expensive cities in the United States. According to the Seattle Times, the average household income in the city was...
The ‘80s are alive and well: The Cure, Songs of A Lost World

By Holly Brusse

I first became aware that Robert Smith “still had it” when I heard the CHVRCHES single he was featured on, called "How Not To Drown,"...
Fitness Trends on Campus: Climbing

By Vrindha

The Climbing Club at Seattle Central, led by Milo, offers students an opportunity to engage in the world of climbing. The club meets weekly at...
Scenes from the Seattle People’s March 2025

By Idaya Zyndra

The Seattle People’s March is the successor to the Womxn’s March, which had over 100,000 participants in 2017. This year, the rally began at 9...

Posts tagged as “Loïe Fuller”

What in the Sam Hill? How rural Goldendale, WA, became a cultural oddity

Oreg. Hist. Soc. Research Library, 63201

What in the Sam Hill? How rural Goldendale, WA, became a cultural oddity

By Sophia Bruscato on Friday, December 6, 2024

The gown Queen Marie of Romania wore to the 1896 coronation of her cousins Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra of Russia; more than 80 works by Auguste Rodin; nine sets of post-World War II…