Politico Media, The Washington Post Eleven 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 Vice President Kamala Harris. The controversial decision not to publish the endorsement was made by The Post’s owner, billionaire and…
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…
Vrindha | The Seattle Collegian 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 been shut down ever since you laid eyes upon it. I know everyone has had numerous questions about it, and…
Photo courtesy of Aysenur’s family Aysenur Ezgi Eygi was a gift to our community, not only here in Seattle and at the University of Washington but also at Seattle Central College, where she attended before transferring to UW and majoring in Psychology. After graduating earlier this year, Eygi traveled to the West Bank to pursue activism work with the International…
Idaya Zyndra | The Seattle Collegian After 3 hours of standing ovation from Seattleites, Mayor Bruce Harrell commented, “I would love for the applause to continue, I know I am doing God’s work, but we must now turn this into law.” smiling as he approved the laws. Following the immediately popular SODA and SOAP laws passed in Seattle’s City Council just…
Vrindha | The Seattle Collegian One of the most vital departments on Seattle Central’s campus is Campus Security, a small compact unit led by Sean Chesterfield. They are responsible for campus safety drills, first aid, and Emergency alerts. As the team that protects Central, they have had numerous experiences throughout their career. The Campus Security office also programs ID cards….
Idaya Zyndra | The Seattle Collegian In an effort to support those who have fallen victim to Seattle’s skyrocketing opioid epidemic, Seattle Central College has introduced Narcan and fentanyl test strips as a resource for students on campus, free of charge. Earlier this year, the State Legislature approved HB 2112 requiring higher education institutions to provide individuals with access to Narcan…
Indunil Usgoda Arachchi | The Seattle Collegian With the start of the new school year, the Seattle Central College Food and Resource Pantry is ready to better serve our community. Students interested in accessing supplementary food resources or school supplies can still visit the office at BE 3215, open Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Fridays from 9:00 a.m…
Sophia Bruscato | The Seattle Collegian The on-campus bookstores of all three Seattle Colleges have effectively closed this summer, and will remain closed in the future. Follet, previous bookstore management vendor for Seattle Colleges, terminated its contract on Aug. 6. “Each college is determining how to best serve the needs of their students,” stated Seattle Colleges’ Vice Chancellor of Finance and…
Idaya Gruenwald | The Seattle Collegian Protestors at the University of Washington’s United Front Liberated Zone prepared to defend their encampment from a Sunday, May 12 counter-protest, organized by The Pursuit NW, a local church with a location in the University District. The counter-protestors held a rally in Red Square called “United for Israel.” Though the protest grew heated with chants,…