Maya Lee | The Seattle Collegian An anonymous person who lives with seasonal affective disorder says every spring, “I endured the winter and came out alive.” In December, at 4:30 p.m., Seattle has already slipped into darkness, even before most people leave work. They may want to walk in the park, but the short daylight doesn’t allow it. It’s as if…
Steven Arenas - Pexels The sun grants us many things: light, warmth, and copious amounts of vitamin D. Humans are, by nature, creatures of the sun. Our internal clock and societal agenda cater to the natural rise and fall of the star in and out of our skies. It dictates everything from the changing of seasons to the life…
Astro Pittman | The Seattle Collegian Depression is one of the most misunderstood concepts in society. So, to give a baseline, what is depression? To those who have not experienced it, depression might seem like the feelings from a bad situation like getting a bad grade, a breakup with a girlfriend, a bad day at work or even a gloomy sky…