Today, it is a common struggle to find a virtual connection that is meaningful, helpful, and responsive. As COVID restrictions continue to impact college life, many remote students have found it hard to find and…
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I had always known of the existence of boba before I arrived here in the United States, it was something I never really cared for or gave much thought about. But recently, boba shops have…
“RuPaul’s Drag Race” season 14 will be back on Jan. 7 with a fresh batch of 14 queens competing for the crown and title of America’s next drag superstar. This is no ordinary season either. …
Correction 12/7/2021: In our original statement, we stated that Sawant was reelected three times. She has in fact been reelected twice. Sawant has won three Seattle City Council elections in total, but the first was…
If there is one thing Seattleites know how to handle, it’s rain. Seattle’s farmers markets are no exception: With rain or shine, scheduled market times are adhered to. This was certainly the case last weekend…
It is no news that Seattle is known for its coffee. As the birthplace of Starbucks, the city has gained a reputation for harboring a prominent coffee culture. The multitude of amazing cafes allows everyone,…
This year, The Stranger and the producers of the HUMP!, SLAY, and SPLIFF Film Festivals are bringing a new short documentary festival called SCOOP Film Festival. Most of the short documentaries focus on wondrously unique…
Moving through the pockmarked world, warm eye contact with strangers, heaven on Earth — I’m talking about a world that is possible with love, when one can look beyond fear. This is where we drop…
Now that the school is slowly reopening in person again, getting lunch can be a challenge. Some nearby restaurants in Capitol Hill may be a bit pricey on a student budget, but if you walk…
Along the streets and in the homes and businesses of Northeastern Capitol Hill, roams an orange tabby cat, known by many, loved by more, the venerable Lord Byron, King of Capitol Hill. Lord Byron, tenderly…