Rhiannon Phillips | The Seattle Collegian “Bridging the Gap” is a documentary created by Chilombo Chiyaze, an international student and event coordinator at Student Leadership. It explores diverse voices not only at Seattle Central but all around Washington. This project is a two-part documentary, and Chiyaze was interviewed on Feb. 20 about the entire process behind both parts. What is the background…
Maya Lee | The Seattle Collegian Ice cream is my favorite dessert–it cools down my brain, overheated by midterm exams. Also, sweets help me forget stress. Since coming to Seattle to study, I have tried several ice cream shops, and I finally found one with some of the best ice cream in the city: Indigo Cow. Indigo Cow has three locations:…
UFC The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is an American mixed martial arts promotion company based in Las Vegas, Nevada. On Feb. 22, the UFC was back in Seattle at Climate Pledge Arena. As expected, the stadium was packed with fans, but amidst the crowd of 18,300, there were sure to be people unfamiliar with the sport….
Mbaire | The Seattle Collegian Doug Baldwin Jr., 36, is the former NFL Superbowl champion in 2014 and is currently the CEO of Vault 89. Born and raised in Pensacola, West Florida, Baldwin attended Stanford University in California, where he studied science, technology, and society, graduating in 2011. Baldwin started playing football when he was six years old, and though…
Kate Megathlin | The Seattle Collegian It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed something this long and gotten writer’s block, so I’m glad I’m finally living up to tradition again. After an album released so late in 2024, it’s basically a 2025 album–and a 2025 album that was recorded in 2014–it’s about time I review something actually recorded and released this…
Angelo Harper | The Seattle Collegian Brenda Wangari has always had a passion for baking, which she picked back up last year. “It was a pretty stressful year for me last year so baking was like my stress reliever and it was calming too,” said Wangari. Her friend Marion Emme invited her to participate in a past pop-up event, which led…
Idaya Zyndra | The Seattle Collegian In case you’re not a mega-nerd, “Sid Meier’s Civilization” is a game series that first debuted in 1991. In it, players play as a historical culture or nation and attempt to fulfill a victory condition. These range from conducting the first moon landing, establishing the world’s most influential culture, converting every civilization to the player’s…
Mari Andreyevna | The Seattle Collegian Intiman Theatre presents a poignant portrayal of love, loss, desire, and despair through spoken word and a powerful performance. “CRAVE” was written by Sarah Kane, and originally brought to life in 2005. The production explores “human vulnerability, resilience, and the relentless search for connection amidst chaos,” as described by artistic director Jennifer J. Zeyl. This…
Ada Walther | The Seattle Collegian TikTok returned to the app store on Feb. 13, but why was it removed in the first place? In 2020, Donald Trump first proposed a ban on TikTok, claiming it posed a national security risk. The app collects data on its users, data which the U.S. fears could be handed over to the Chinese government. …
Mbaire | The Seattle Collegian Mai Le, 19, and Skye Hobbs Hobbs, 21, both students at Seattle Colleges, have been dating for eight months. Le is currently studying engineering at Seattle Central College and is considering switching to nursing. Since taking a position in student leadership, she has realized that she greatly enjoys interacting with people and believes that nursing…