At 9:15 on the morning of March 15, the fire alarm in Seattle Central’s Science and Math building (SAM) went off. All students and staff
As of March 2019, King County Metro will be changing how it enforces payment on buses, including Rapid Ride, especially those on Third
The Seattle Weekly, formerly a weekly tribune, discontinued their run as The Stranger’s predecessor and only alternative press rival, as
On March 6th, a rainy Wednesday evening, The WildRose bar hosted a Seattle Tenants Rights Bootcamp for members of the Capitol Hill
On February 1st the Seattle Area Support Groups and Community Center, or SASG, moved from its previous space at 115 15th Ave. E. to its new
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This coming Thursday, March 14th marks the start of Emerald City Comic Con. ECCC is a three day gathering at the Washington State
Stephanie Dyke’s Workshop Highlighting the Experience of Gender Variant Professionals: Seattle Colleges and Beyond
On Wednesday,
Attending college can be stressful and challenging for most students. If you're a student with disabilities, you face additional challenges
Seattle is not built for snow. Despite generally being an accessible city for both disabled and able-bodied individuals, snow and ice throw
Many students have noticed, and voiced concerns, about the elevator improvement projects in the Broadway Edison Building. Several elevators
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Carol Danvers -- a.k.a. Captain
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Every year, Pacific Northwest
On March 7th, the Northwest Film Forum and Seattle Central’s College Activities Board co-hosted an event entitled “Womxn's Future” in
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"There Will Be No Intermission",
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Steve Blackman and Jeremy
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My coming out story was painful in more ways than one. Mom saw me with my first queer haircut; I was proud of it. Buzzed on the side and
I’m sitting at my dining room table watching the snow falling outside my window. It’s been a week now of increasingly deep drifts, of
The following is a live-stream text reaction to the State of the Union address given by President Trump earlier this week. Two people from
If you’ve ever read the syllabus for any of your classes all the way through, you’ve probably noticed that somewhere in there is a
Our world is becoming increasingly accessible, both for those with disabilities and the able-bodied individuals who benefit from the
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