Capitol Hill Rally For International Working Women’s Day: Advocating Intersectional Feminism, Indigenous Rights, Palestinian Liberation, and Global Solidarity

By Danika Djuanda

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,...
Cuisine Chronicles at Central

By Vrindha

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...
Reimagining Iconic Hues: M. Rosetta Hunter Gallery’s Spring Show “Pink, Unpacked”

By Sophia Bruscato

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...
Alumni Success Stories: In conversation with Central graduate and University of Washington transfer President’s Medalist, Tiffany-Ashton Gatsby

By Vrindha

A lot of our fellow students are graduating this quarter. But quite often, we doubt ourselves and our capabilities and worry about where life will...
OP-ED: Taxes… help!

By Francisco Fonseca

You know that feeling when someone asks you how to file taxes, and even though you’ve been doing it for years, you still hesitate to...
2024 Seattle Central Student Invitational, art pop-ups, and more: learn how you, a Central student, can have your art exhibited on our walls

By Sophia Bruscato

Located in the atrium, the M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery serves as a beacon of expression and engagement for Seattle Central’s community. Funded by the...

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COSI: Transgender in Academy: Challenges and Opportunities

Makayla Baker-Curtis

COSI: Transgender in Academy: Challenges and Opportunities

By on Monday, March 7, 2022

“It’s not just transgender people who have a gender identity, everyone has a gender identity.” —Stephanie Dykes