Victoria Winter | The Seattle Collegian It is Sunday, the sun is out, and thus, so is Laugen Pretzel. Posted along the chainlink of 17th Ave. and East Pike Street, to civilian eyes, this is an elegant, little Bavarian pretzel cart headed by two pairs of the finest striped pants in the game. To the aficionado, however, it’s easy to spot…
Camille Gix via Twitter A row of tents lining two blocks of 4th Avenue in downtown Seattle was cleared by police and municipal workers in the early morning of Wednesday, March 9, despite opposition from anti-sweep activists.
Mo Dulitz | The Seattle Collegian 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, from the regular vanilla latte lovers to the most opinionated coffee critic, to satisfy their cravings. Where does one even…
Tássia Almeida | The Seattle Collegian Dark skies. It looked like night when I woke up. Nothing too unusual for someone who lives in Seattle. It had been a while since I woke up so early and excited. Yes, it is possible to wake up before 7 a.m. and be happy, especially if you are taking your first train ride. This…