Seattle Central College’s multicultural community celebrated Valentine’s Day on Feb. 12-13 in colorful and creative ways, bringing students together to share joy, love, and peace during the winter quarter. Among the various Valentine’s events, Student…
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The Umoja program at Seattle Central College is a community committed to the success of Black and African American students. It supports students through a curriculum that honors the legacy of the African and African…
Lunar New Year, one of the most significant holidays in many Asian cultures, marks the beginning of the new year in the Chinese lunisolar calendar, which is based on both the moon and the sun.…
From Friday, Feb. 7, to Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025, Seattle’s restaurant, bar, and coffee scene will unite to support a powerful cause: raising funds for the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP), a nonprofit that provides…
This is probably the most confusing Groundhog Day yet, and not about being stuck in a time loop like the 1990s cult classic starring Bill Murray, which shares the same name as the holiday. Let’s…
Racquetball is a game similar to handball but played with rackets. The game is played on a four-walled court with a short-handled racket and a ball that is larger than that used in handball. Over…
The human mind is a puzzle. Not only for its mysteries and intricacies but for its multitude of pieces that form a cohesive design: the self. Seattle-based artist, social worker, and psychotherapist Jennifer Leigh Harrison…
The connections I made with the Japanese American community in Bainbridge Island last time led me back at the beginning of this year. Hence, I was able to witness the 35th annual Mochi Tsuki Festival,…
The Mitchell Activity Center (MAC) at Seattle Central College (SCC) has expanded its range of classes, offering classes available to both students and faculty. There are numerous ways to maintain physical health on campus, and…
Op-ed: A ‘Lit’ Visit with George Freeman’s Rectory, the Wacky and Wonderful Glass I5 Icon and its equally Wild Owner
Nova BergerAs 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, lights flash. A massive party is happening, but it’s not…