May I have your attention please—Will the shut-down schools please stand up? It was announced on Oct. 25, 2024, that four elementary schools are shutting down in the 2025-2026 school year: North Beach, Sacajawea, Stevens,…
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It has become common to see safety poles at Seattle Central College’s main entrance. Security officers sometimes guide people to which door they can come through. Yellow straps are also seen across some doors at…
Engaging with research programs is a valuable opportunity for STEM students. They can meet and work with people from the same field, expand their knowledge, and improve their resumes. The UW STEM Research Fair is…
Merchant of Venice, the Shakespeare classic, as a musical? Who’d have thought? Well… Turns out, playwright Anna Tatelman did and it was a breath of fresh air and truly well done by the cast and…
Satire: Top Harris advisor says, “We thought the phrase was ‘if you find yourself in a hole, keep digging.’”
Idaya ZyndraDavid Plouffe, an advisor for Obama, and more recently Vice President Harris, stated, “we thought the phrase was: ‘if you find yourself in a hole, keep digging.” The aide, cursing his team, elaborated, “nobody corrected…
VP assures Dean she will ‘not be terminated’ after alarming email, takes leave amid crisis
Sophia BruscatoAdditional reporting by Idaya Zyndra After an alarming email triggered concerns about Seattle Central College’s leadership, newly released emails reveal further correspondence between Dean of Student Development Kunbi Ajiboye and Vice President of Student Services…
OP-ED: The Washington Post opts out of presidential endorsements; does silence signal support?
Mari AndreyevnaEleven days out from the 2024 presidential election, The Washington Post (The Post) made a decision to opt out of endorsing either presidential candidate, just as its editorial staff prepared to publish an endorsement of…
It may seem unwise to send an email mentioning firearms to coworkers at 12:44 a.m. on a Saturday. But that's exactly what Seattle Central’s Dean of Student Development, Dr. Kunbi Ajiboye, did on Aug. 31. What unfolded after the Dean’s message would not only shape the campus atmosphere for days to come but expose years of underlying issues at the college’s administrative level.
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…
If you are a Seattle Central student, I’m quite sure you know what I’m referring to just by the picture. For those who do not, I am speaking about the infamous Atrium cafeteria that has…