Leaving Freemasonry: “Their customs were a little strange…”
By Mbaire
Winston Constable, 23 years old, is a Umoja alumnus at Seattle Central College and a former member of the Freemasonry organization. According to the Washington...
Change The Record: The Weeknd – Hurry Up Tomorrow
By Kate Megathlin
It's been a while since I've reviewed something this long and gotten writer's block, so I'm glad I'm finally living up to tradition again. After...
Vibrant flowers bloomed to celebrate Seattle Central’s Panagbenga
By Indunil Usgoda Arachchi
Seattle Central College students with the Asian American & Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI) program celebrated the Panagbenga festival on Feb. 27. The event...
How a global postcard exchange connects strangers worldwide
By Holly Brusse
Facing the isolation of quarantine, I joined a site called Postcrossing in 2020. The site promised to connect people all over the world through postcards....
Indigo Cow review: Seattle’s unique soft-Serve spot
By Maya Lee
Ice cream is my favorite dessert–it cools down my brain, overheated by midterm exams. Also, sweets help me forget stress. Since coming to Seattle to...
The voice of a deaf student: Orlando Ngoh
By Vrindha
Patti Gorman, a justice worker and longtime faculty member of Seattle Central College, said that Seattle Central had a variety of classes and a large...

Posts tagged as “Negro History and Literature Week”

The history of Black History Month

By Sarah Wheeler on Monday, February 28, 2022

An annual celebration and acknowledgment of African American achievement and success, Black History Month — also known as African American History Month in the United States — takes place during the month of February. It…