Lockdown Drill Thursday at 10:45 a.m.
Written by Joshua Scott, 05/30/2018
Seattle Central College will hold a lockdown drill tomorrow, Thursday May 31 at 10:45 a.m. …
Archives for May 2018
PTK Appoints Next Year’s Officers
Written by Zahid Ali, 05/29/2018
Phi Theta Kappa’s chapter at SCC has officially announced its new officers for the academic year of 2018 to 2019. This announcement was made during the PTK meeting on May 25, 2018. There were several members and non-member who attended the meeting and extended their congratulations to the newly appointed officers. This year’s president Tomas
Seattle Central Celebrates Unity Fair
Written by Trang Nguyen, 05/25/2018
Yesterday Unity Fair, the largest annual event hosted by Student Leadership, filled the South Plaza of the BE Building with students and the public of Capitol Hill. Unity Fair achieved its goal bringing the college’s diverse clubs and organizations together. A stage with a DJ, mics, keyboards and a drum kit were set up in the
Project 42 at the SAM
Written by Trang Nguyen, 05/22/2018
From April 21st to August 5th, the Seattle Art Museum will be running an exhibition of Jono Vaughan’s multidisciplinary work Project 42. Vaughan seeks to depict the impact of violence on transgender people and at the same time, memorialize their lives and provoke discussion as well as attention. Based on the concept of rebirth through
A Book Every Seattleite Should Read to Launch Friday
Written by Bianca Chan, 05/21/2018
A soldier and a poet walk into a bookstore… Authors Chris Robinson and Gavin Kovite will read from their provocatively satirical and uncomfortably accurate novel, Deliver Us, at Elliot Bay Book Company this Friday. The controversial new social novel explores near-future Detroit – a decaying shell of a once-buzzing city revived by the presence of
The Rich History of Capitol Hill
Written by Vincent Trey, 05/17/2018
Who are the elites of Capitol Hill? Most people who set foot on Capitol Hill are the elites; we make the heart of this place pump life into the streets here. People move through the streets of the neighborhood as blood does through veins, supporting life with its energy. I believe that everyone here is
ASC Looking to Better Represent Students Next Year
Written by MaryAnn Barker,
MaryAnn Barker is the Executive of Communications of ASC. This next week the Associated Student Council will be looking for student and faculty input on our bylaws via an online form. These are the rules and job descriptions in which the Student Council executives must abide by. I think that it is very important for
Unity Fair Seeks Volunteers and Participants
Written by Taylor McManus, 05/16/2018
Seattle Central’s College Activities Board has been ramping up preparations for the college’s annual celebration of student participation and diversity. This year’s Unity Fair will be held on May 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Unity Fair is a collaborative project made possible by the Associated Student Council and many different clubs and organizations
Professor Frustrated With Lack of Security for $30,000 Colle …
Written by Bianca Chan,
Pete Knutson is tired of having the school’s $30,000 anthropology collection meddled with and is frustrated with the school’s administration for its lack of action. “This is probably one of the best anthropology fossil collections of any community college anywhere in the state,” the anthropology professor said. “I just want to puke when I see
Teen Arts + Opportunity Fair
Written by Sepia Katsoolis, 05/14/2018
On May 6 at Washington Hall there was a visual and performance art show by teens and for teens. From 1 – 4 p.m. visual art and printed poetry was on display on the balcony; the main level had the opportunity fair, crafts and food, as well as pop-up live performances of dance, theater, music