Housing yellowed newspapers, stacked books, eclectic dusty objects, and gifts from students, Jeb Wyman’s office displays his 30 years of teaching and is perhaps a reflection of himself—flawed, fortunate, and fully human. A Naive State…
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Central’s Queer Trans Cooperative caused procedural changes last year, and they’re not stopping there
Kali HerbstmininoSeattle Central’s Queer Trans Cooperative is a relatively new organization. During their first quarter returning from online classes in 2021, co-founder Jared Stern Rogers found that the previous LGBTQ+ club on campus, the Queer Cooperative,…
Unearthing history: Seattle Central’s commemorative program centers landmark Supreme Court case and Filipino American struggles for justice
Danika DjuandaOn Oct. 26, 2023, Seattle Central hosted a college-wide community program titled “Burden of Proof: Wards Cove v. Atonio, a Bittersweet Landmark Supreme Court Case.” The session, moderated by Professor Tracy Lai, featured a distinguished…
In the dead of winter 2013, a group of friends set up an epic party dubbed the Psychedelic Holiday Freakout. It was successful enough to make a yearly tradition. In the decade since, the Freakout…
Affirmative Action and the Southern Strategy: A Talk with Professor Carl Livingston
James Andrew CarrollIf there’s one thing we should be talking more about after the Supreme Court ended affirmative action this June, it’s the Southern Strategy, says Professor Carl Livingston. The Southern Strategy has its roots in the…
When we delve into the realm of history, our thoughts naturally steer toward pivotal events and iconic figures; we often overlook the treasure trove of personal histories that we carry within ourselves. These untold stories…
As college students, it’s common to explore and pursue different artistic outlets through poetry, dance, theater, music, or even cooking. These have always been options for students attending Seattle Central College in the past, but…