University of Washington students form ‘United Front Liberation Zone,’ demand that UW divest from Boeing and Israel

By Idaya Gruenwald

To protest the University of Washington’s ties with Israel and Boeing, students from the university’s Progressive Student Union (PSU), led by Mathieu Chabaud, started an...
Seattle’s Link Light Rail Extension provides a more efficient commute to all

By Maya Lee

The Link Light Rail system is a good means of transportation for students. The train is fast, frequent, and saves people’s precious time. Sound Transit,...
Meet Andre Bacon, the Seattle Central student who drives the Seattle Monorail

By Sophia Bruscato

At only 18 years-old, Andre Bacon, a Seattle Central student majoring in Computer Science, operates the Seattle Monorail, which runs from Westlake Center to the...
Honor Our Queens: Giving homage and healing to Black women and mothers

By Angelo Harper

Winston Constable joined the Umoja (Kiswahili for “unity”) scholar program here at Seattle Central in the fall of 2022 because he wanted to be part...
Alumni Success Stories: In discussion with Zahid Ali, first-generation college student, Seattle Central & Columbia University graduate

By Vrindha

Many of us are first generation college students. Today we bring to you Zahid Ali, who is the first person in his entire family to...
Emerald City Comic Con celebrates the diversity of nerd culture

By Joel Stadtmueller

Mutants, monsters, and aliens mingled with ninjas, robots, and royalty. Heroes and villains set aside their differences to come together for the Emerald City Comic...

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Haunted Performance Hall: The Ghosts of an Oppressive Past

Haunted Performance Hall: The Ghosts of an Oppressive Past

By Harley Rose on Sunday, October 27, 2019

Broadway Performance Hall and Erickson Theater have existed as public arts spaces on campus since the start of Seattle Colleges in 1970. The theater has been a community arts space dedicated to an inclusive variety…