Squeezed by Soaring Rent, Students Double Up in Apartments…And in Bed
By Peggie Cheung For students of Seattle Central finding a place to live on the hill is an expensive affair. With the number of international students increasing 50% over the […]
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Playing Basketball at Seattle Central is Easy when you don’t have one
By Zhuo Kang Seattle Central student Cary Liu likes to play basketball. Liu always goes to the Mitchell Activity Center (Seattle Central gym) after his class ends at five and […]
Washington Student Achievement Council Stops By Seattle Central to Underwhelming Reception
“We should have got more people out to this,” says Karen Strickland President of the local teachers union at a public meeting with the Washington State Student Achievement Council (WSSAC). The event […]
Seattle’s Free Bus Network Unveils Public Website with Rainbow Colored Savings
The Seattle free-ride zone ended last fall but a group of locals have found a way to supersede and extend the free-ride zone, and not just in downtown but to […]
Federal Inquiry Includes District Banking Group Amid Controversy and Historic Losses
Higher One is in trouble. The last 6 months have seen the once prosperous company hit near rock bottom and now they are included in their second federal inquiry in […]
School District Events |The Vagina Monologues at North, Dancing at Central, Wine at South, and More
The school district’s many locations offer students a chance to engage in the community from West Seattle to Shoreline. This month there is no shortage of events and we have […]
Resourceful Burgler(s) Blunder During Attempted Projector Theft
An attempted projector theft last weekend continues a trend of campus burglaries which last year tips suggest hit a high for the past five years. More warning signs were thrown […]
School District to Release Plan Overturning Campus Use Restrictions
In December New City Collegian discovered district plans to remove campus curfews at Seattle Central which will officially be presented tomorrow at a Board of Trustees meeting. The emergency rule […]
