No Shoes, No Shirt, Free Service

ByTiffany-Ashton Gatsby Saturday, December 29, 2018Thursday, March 24, 2022

Planning on whooping it up this coming New Year’s Eve? Not to worry, King County Metro’s got you covered. If you’re out late and Uber and Lyft surge rates are way too high, or your phone died hours ago, Metro is here for you this year. Stranded with no cash? Lost your wallet and your Orca card? Worry about all of that Tuesday!

From Monday, December 31st at 7 pm to Tuesday, January 1st at 4 am, ALL Metro bus rides are free on ALL routes and ALL busses. Got it? You officially have zero reasons to drive impaired (it being dangerous and illegal should be enough, but getting something free never hurt anyone).

Have fun this New Year’s Eve and say goodbye to 2018 with a gift from the city! Ride free and prosper in 2019.

Blue, Green, and Yellow vivid Fireworks — Tiffany-Ashton Gatsby | The Seattle Collegian

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Students Walk Out for Florida Shooting Victims
ByTaylor McManus Thursday, March 15, 2018Thursday, March 24, 2022

Seattle Central College students and faculty walked out of classes Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM to observe a 17-minute vigil for the 17 students slain in the Parkland, Florida shooting on February 14th. MaryAnn Barker and Omar Osman, from the Associated Student Council, read one victim’s name at the top of each minute of the…

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Examining 2022’s first Seattle Police Department shooting: Two avoidable casualties?
ByKayvon Bumpus Friday, February 18, 2022Friday, January 6, 2023

Despite this apparent positional advantage held by SPD, the situation quickly devolved into violent chaos as an aggressive police response ensued.

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Highlights and memorable moments at the Oscars
ByHolly Brusse Thursday, March 6, 2025Friday, March 7, 2025

On March 2, the Oscars premiered live from the Dolby Theatre with first-time host, “fourth-time viewer” Conan O’Brien, delivering a mostly apolitical opening monologue. In a nod to the five-time nominated film “The Substance,” a montage featured Conan edited into pivotal scenes from the movie. Amid jokes that John Lithgow would give a “slightly disappointed…

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Indoor soccer at the Seattle Colleges: Futsal intramural registration open
ByAvalon Friday, October 10, 2025Saturday, October 11, 2025

Get your kicks this fall quarter with futsal – a faster-paced, tighter-spaced, five-a-side mini-soccer designed for play primarily indoors on a hard court. The sport is believed to have originated in 1930, Uruguay, the same year and country where the first FIFA World Cup was held. Professional international stars like Pelé and Messi are said…

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Emerald City Comic Con celebrates the diversity of nerd culture
ByJoel Stadtmueller Thursday, April 25, 2024Thursday, April 25, 2024

Mutants, monsters, and aliens mingled with ninjas, robots, and royalty. Heroes and villains set aside their differences to come together for the Emerald City Comic Con (ECCC). Spanning Feb. 29 – Mar. 3, an estimated 85,000 attendees descended upon the Washington State Convention Center to show off their cosplay, meet their favorite celebrities and artists,…

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The Ontology of an Imogen Cunningham Exhibit
ByVictoria Winter Thursday, February 17, 2022Thursday, March 24, 2022

There’s so much trust that we put in strangers. Driving, eating, shopping — these all require a roll of the dice, a little faith in the stranger next to you. But what about the carousel of foreign bodies rotating around the perimeter of a room, focused only on the boundaries of a frame? Vulnerability stares…

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