Wednesday afternoon, walking south from Seattle Central College on Broadway and passing the all-cross intersection on E Denny Way, you’ll come to a set of doors marked by the sigil of a Phoenix. When entering…
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Negarra A. Kudumu speaks of permanence, community, and art at Seattle Central’s gallery
Sophia BruscatoOn Wednesday, Oct. 29, the M. Rosetta Hunter Gallery hosted an hour of “Advice for Artists & Other Dreamers,” a conversation with Negarra A. Kudumu, an independent scholar and contemporary art curator. With extensive curatorial…
As with many types of art, the way you are going to get the best experience as a dedicated music nerd or even just a casual music listener is to dig into the deep and…
Lighting up the vibrant cultural diversity in the college, Seattle Central College’s students with Asian American & Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI) celebrated Diwali on Oct. 30. The AANAPISI space was decorated with lanterns…
Halloween is one of the biggest fall holidays in Seattle. The decorations start going up the second October hits, so undoubtedly, there will be a lot of events happening for Hallows’ Eve. In addition to…
Shaun Scott is running to represent the 43rd Legislative District in the Washington State House of Representatives. Before Scott set his eyes on the legislative seat, he worked with Solid Ground, where he assisted with…
What waits for you in the woods? “Leave Only Footprints” is an immersive and haunted experience set in a cursed Pacific Northwest state park along the Salish Sea, where a lone hiker has gone missing.…
Have you ever heard a song or watched a movie that made you wonder whether love is real or if it exists only in your head? Speaking as someone who is named after Fleetwood Mac’s…
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.