Vrindha | The Seattle Collegian Do you know about the epicenter of culinary delight on our campus? Every dish tells a story and every bite is an adventure. In this edition of “Cuisine Chronicles,” we invite you to savor the essence of our exceptional dining establishments: “The Buzz,” “Square One,” and “One World Bistro,” where comfort food meets culinary innovation….
Sophia Bruscato | The Seattle Collegian On Thursday, March 14, Seattle Central’s art gallery hosted the opening reception for “Pink, Unpacked.” With over 60 pieces by Seattle Print Arts, the show explores personal meanings attached to the color, “Love it or hate it, the color pink has multitudinous cultural and emotional associations, and armies of fans and detractors alike. On the…
Rio Takahashi | The Seattle Collegian On March 8, activists and feminists rallied to commemorate International Women’s Day. Spearheaded by the International Working Women’s Day Coalition, this event transcended geographical boundaries, amplifying voices and advocating for global liberation struggles, with an emphasis on solidarity with Palestine. The evening commenced with a speak-out and an informational fair against the backdrop of the…
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…
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…
Danika Djuanda | The Seattle Collegian Dr. Bradley Lane’s journey mirrors the inspiring ethos of Seattle Central College, where the doors of opportunity swing open for all. From his beginnings as a first-generation college student to his current role as the interim president, Lane commits to educational equity. From Rural Tennessee to Seattle Central’s Interim Presidency Lane’s roots trace back to…
Joel Stadtmueller | The Seattle Collegian The Broadway Edison building is the hub for Seattle Central College. The sprawling five-story building is the base of operations for many student services and administrative offices as well as the various arts, humanities, and social science programs. Programs like Apparel Design and Development, Visual Media, and Graphic Design require students to use expensive equipment…
Photo Credit: Julia Pearson In the annals of music history, some voices echo through time, shaping entire genres and movements. Yet, there are also those whose voices, despite their undeniable talent and influence, have been muffled by the forces of intersectionality. Tina Bell, a Black woman navigating the predominantly white, male-dominated landscape of the 1980s music industry, stands as…
Photo Credit: Julia Pearson This week, I got to chat and interview Meghan Trainor, who is the curator of the M. Rosetta Hunter art gallery. She grew up in Seattle and is a visual artist who has done artwork in New York and here in Seattle. She became the curator after the previous curator, Ken Matsudaira, stepped down after…
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…