Over the past several months, multiple states have been quietly drafting bills and rewriting laws, several of which have only become public
On Monday April 29, 2019 the film industry lost one of its greatest filmmakers, John Singleton. Singleton graduated from USC’s School of
May 1, 2019 saw the annual El Comité Immigrant and Workers’ rights march return for its 20th year. A large crowd of indigenous and
On April 16th, Seattle Central college faculty, staff, and students all took part in the ROC Walk Out. North and South Seattle Colleges
On April 16th, South Seattle College took part in the ROC Walk Out. Signs supporting the Walk Out were seen throughout the neighborhood
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On April 19th, 2019, Senate Bill 5001 passed the Washington State Legislation and is headed to Governor Jay Inslee’s desk. If the bill is
“He was like a safe haven to me, I’d always play his music when I’m going through things and need some motivation to get thru 'em. He
Students have been questioning the recent course cancellations for the current spring quarter. Towards the end of March, several classes
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,
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On Thursday, May 30th, a Conversation on Social Issues (COSI) discussion on “Living in a Non-Binary World: LGBTQIA Issues on Campus”
Feeling detached from nature lately, but don’t have a car and a way to get out to the mountains? King county metro has introduced a new
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Lunatics is a 10-episode series
Far south within the depths of the Sea-tac Double Tree, something creepy stirred. Hooded figures, macabre silhouettes, and spooks of all
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The movie Avengers: Endgame is the
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On May 23rd, Seattle Central College hosted Unity Fair, a celebration of diversity featuring many of the student clubs and organizations on
The recent course cancellations came as a shock to most of my classmates. I saw students scrambling to try and find courses to replace
Theft of Knowledge on Unfounded Contraband Concern:
The benefits of education in a correctional facility can be an essential tool for a
If you’ve spent any time off-campus in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, you’ll have noticed the bright green cycle track along
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
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