Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian Once again, February was an absolute mess for new music releases. There were new releases from Bruno Mars, Baby Keem, and Jill Scott, all albums of high recognition, and in Jill Scott’s case, at least, extremely good music. Still, one release stood apart as the album I most anticipated this year, the subject of this…
Maya Lee | The Seattle Collegian What’s your favorite April Fool’s Day prank? My favorite from high school was when everyone lay down on the floor as the teacher walked in.
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian Every year, Seattle hosts a massive convention known as Emerald City Comic Con. This year, members of the press explored the convention to capture the experience. Here are some highlights from the event.
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Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian I’ll give you a little peek behind the curtain for this review. This one is for a friend of mine. I asked my close friend—and even closer enemy—Alex to give me any album released this year, and I would review it no matter what. This is the album he chose. He dropped it on my…
Tinsaé Lopez On Feb. 13, advocates gathered at the federal building in downtown Seattle as Victoria, a local 6-year-old, faced an immigration court hearing alone that advocates said might separate her from her parents. Supporters arrived before the hearing and filled the plaza outside the courthouse. Before she entered the building, supporters surrounded her by dancing with…
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Kate Megathlin and Casey Boothe | The Seattle Collegian “Wuthering Heights” has suddenly become a big topic of discussion, with a new film adaptation from the consistently controversial Emerald Fennell and an accompanying soundtrack album by the considerably less controversial Charli XCX. So why not review them? There’s a lot of fertile ground for discussion here. For the first time, be prepared to change…
Satrn Abraha Not all spaces are created equal; some are curated with more thought and intent than others. There is an ongoing conversation about third spaces in Seattle—places where people are not expected to spend money but to occupy space outside work, school, or home. An overlooked part of this conversation involves students and the spaces that…
Stella Ton On Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, to celebrate the first days of the Year of the Horse, Seattle Central College held a Lunar New Year event from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Atrium for students. The Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI) program, Student Leadership, and International Programs were responsible for planning…