Gloomy skies poured over Seattle on Election Day, mirroring the uneasy atmosphere of what the day might bring. Volunteer students and staff from Seattle Central College organized support stations from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.…
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Tony Award-winning Intiman Theater announced on October 18, 2020 their new partnership with Seattle Central College. Intiman is a professional theater company in Seattle that has won many more awards including the Gregory Award for…
Administrators encourage faculty to avoid student journalist
Harlow Poffenberger and Collegian Board and StaffOn October 15, Katherine Kehrli, Associate Dean of the Seattle Culinary Department, emailed the department’s faculty, asking them not to respond to questions from the Seattle Collegian journalist, Alexa Villatoro, who’d been working on a…
Seattle Central College is located in the middle of Capitol Hill, right near Cal Anderson park. Long before the current U.S. presidency, it has been the site of many protests, rallies, drives, and other events.…
Though Seattle Colleges has been experiencing budget deficits for years, the district and its colleges today face unprecedented revenue and expenditure shortfalls. But amid efforts from college and district administrations to provide greater financial transparency,…
As Seattle Central students adapt to remote learning, the food pantry offered through Student Services continues to serve students. However, for those living outside of the city, access to both the college campus and its…
In partnership with Washington State Women’s Commission and KD Hall Foundation, Seattle Central College hosted a Zoom webinar on Wed, Oct. 13 called Girls on the Rise: Black Women in the Suffrage Movement to “reflect…
Student Government of Seattle University, Seattle Central’s Associated Student Council, and the Washington Bus Education Fund invited candidates running for office in Washington to elaborate on their proposals on solving social, economic, and environmental issues through…
Since the dismantlement of protestors’ Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) Zone on Jul 1, protests challenging issues of democracy, police brutality, and racial inequity had begun losing significant momentum. A lack of extensively publicized protests…