Vrindha Broadway Performance Hall is the oldest and busiest building on campus. In fact, it was constructed way before our campus was. So there is undoubtedly a history there, a history most of us don’t know anything about, but fortunately, we have staff who have been with Seattle Central even before it became the college we…
Mari Andreyevna | The Seattle Collegian In an urban city like Seattle, stillness can be found in unexpected places. The Frye Art Museum, known for its modern and contemporary art collections, reserves its auditorium to provide people with an opportunity to practice mindfulness and meditation on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. Led…
Photo Courtesy of Daudi Abe Dr. Daudi Abe is not only a humanities professor and the faculty coordinator of The Academy for Rising Educators (ARE) at Seattle Central College, but he is also an outspoken writer and historian. He has written pieces for The Seattle Times and The Stranger and authored the book Emerald Street: A History of Hip-hop in…
Sean Behl | The Seattle Collegian Sean Behl, 21, is the Vice President of Community and Technical College Student Affairs in the Washington Student Association (WSA). As a political science major, he is currently attending the University of Washington in Seattle, where he serves as the Director of Legislative Affairs for the undergraduate student population. He is also the political director…
Maya Lee | The Seattle Collegian Libraries are often seen as places to borrow books and study in a quiet environment. However, it is surprising that the Seattle Public Library (SPL) provides thousands of free services beyond just books: e-books, museum tickets, English conversation circles, and more. At this point, it is proper that a library is a place offering various…
Seattle Rep “This laugh-a-second, multi-millennia mindbender shouldn’t be missed.” “The Skin of Our Teeth” by Thornton Wilder ran at Seattle Rep from Sept. 26 through Oct. 20. It is the story of a couple who has been married for 5,000 years and constantly goes to great lengths to save the world from ending. Having witnessed this play…
Angelo Harper | The Seattle Collegian The popularity of house shows in the University District has increased over these past few years. More venues are opening up, shedding a spotlight on many of the local bands in the Greater Seattle area. One of these venues attracting both college students and punks alike is called Evil House. Evil House was founded in…
Mari Andreyevna | The Seattle Collegian Every first Thursday of the month, Pioneer Square comes alive as art enthusiasts gather to celebrate one of the nation’s longest-running art walks. They sip on free wine and beer or simply let their artistic thirst get quenched by Seattle’s vibrant art scene and the masterminds behind it. Operating since the 1980s, Pioneer Square’s art…
Rhiannon Phillips | The Seattle Collegian Have you made any plans for the upcoming months? Well, I have a few suggestions you can add to your planner. There are a lot of exciting events taking place at the Moore, Paramount, and Neptune theatres throughout the next couple months. October’s lineup Starting off the lineup with events in the month of October,…
Mbaire | The Seattle Collegian Nathan Fisher, an Umoja scholar and student at Seattle Central, is a lively presence on campus. He works with organizations like Umoja, TRIO, and Project Baldwin. He also has an internship at Erickson Theatre, which got him jobs outside of school, designing wardrobes, sets, and props for theatres. Fisher learned about Umoja while in the…