Chelsea Wolfe 2024, She Reaches Out to She, Cover Art I don’t think any subculture has undergone a more depressing evolution over the years than the goths. It was once a proud and bustling community so vast that you couldn’t even go to a local pizza joint without hearing about Robert Smith’s ridiculous hair. It’s been left behind in history as a niche, only populated…
Milo Greenblatt Radiohead, as we know it, is probably dead and buried now that it’s been eight years since the last album. We’re just waiting out the clock till Thom Yorke confirms it himself, but don’t fret! Even with the absence of Radiohead, there’s no lack of albums with similar sounds. Yorke has remained busy with his…
Guillermo Becerra, @Gllrmob on Instagram Have you ever felt the warmth of Seattle? Exploring and roaming around the city for three years, the lively cultural diversity never stops fascinating me. The one-night cultural gala held at the Benaroya Hall was a masterpiece—and the richest collection of cultures I’ve ever seen. I walked through the entry door full of excitement. In…
Francisco Fonseca | The Seattle Collegian Mindfulness, an ancient practice rooted in Buddhist traditions, has gained significant popularity as a powerful tool for enhancing mental well-being, alleviating anxiety, and navigating the complexities of life. As an international student dealing with everything that life can throw at me by myself and far from home, mindfulness has been a tool that has kept…
Daya Abdullahi | The Seattle Collegian As a woman pursuing an engineering degree, I feel threatened when there’s another woman in the room. It’s not that I don’t want her to succeed; I want all women to succeed, but I wish for my success more. What’s funny is I don’t know if I believe that consciously. It feels like some kind…
Joel Stadtmueller | The Seattle Collegian Washington has once again been determined as the state with the highest minimum wage in 2024, with a wage rate of $16.28 per hour, maintaining its position for three consecutive years since 2021. Over the years, its hourly wage has increased steadily on the 1st of Jan., beginning from $1.15 in 1961 and progressing to…
Rhiannon Phillips | The Seattle Collegian Have you ever had a feeling after hanging out with friends or being around your peers in a classroom? It can be described as loneliness. It’s shown when you head back to your humble abode and there’s this wave of depression and fear creeping into your body, and suddenly you feel like a mime trapped…
Joel Stadtmueller | The Seattle Collegian The Pacific Northwest is a lush landscape in ways both literal and metaphorical. This fertile environment has shaped many of my favorite artists and albums, many of which are inextricably tied to this place — a place both wonderful and strange, to borrow a phrase from Agent Dale Cooper of “Twin Peaks.” When music became…
Kali Herbstminino | The Seattle Collegian Every morning I’d pick up my discarded binder and try it on multiple times. I had been poking at the line between masc and femme for over a year, hoping that whatever presentation would make me euphoric would jump out at me. I fumbled with bold eyeliner, got too many awful haircuts, played with clothing…
Kali Herbstminino | The Seattle Collegian At Seattle Central College, international students pay $4,341.66 per quarter for 20 credits compared to the $1,945.70 domestic students pay for the same. Altogether, international students fund 5% of Central’s total operating revenue and often need the most advising assistance regarding immigration and visa statuses while navigating an American college. In a Malthusian Catastrophe, the…