A Community Conversation with Mónica Guzmán: An Event Recounting
I have never attended an event like “Community Conversations with Mónica Guzmán” before. It was my first time going to the Washington Center for...
Undergraduate Research at SPSCC
Undergraduate Research (UGR) is a three-course series that allows students to get hands-on experience in a field of their choice. This is a student-led...
April: Alcohol Awareness Month
In honor of April being Alcohol Awareness Month, I decided to write an article about it. At SPSCC there was an event where these...
Stanley: The Booming Drinkware Business that has been around for over 100 years
There has been increasing popularity in Stanley cups among Millennials and Gen Z, but why? Stanley is a drinkware company headquartered in Seattle, Washington....
SUB Revitalization Focusing on Student Convenience and Service
This summer SPSCC’s Student Union Building, nicknamed the ‘SUB,’ will be renovated and construction will begin in April. The renovations are estimated to finish...
Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week: Why It Matters And How You Can Get Involved
Aromantic Awareness Week (ASAW), is next week from Feb. 18 to Feb. 24 . The intention of this week is to highlight a lesser...
Jonestown: The Deadly Cult that ended on November 18th 1978
The end of Jonestown occurred 45 years ago on Nov. 18 when nine-hundred cultists and two-hundred children died from ingesting poison Kool Aid at...
Asexual Awareness Week
Asexual Awareness Week is approaching! From October 22nd to October 30th marks the 13th annual Ace Awareness Week. Despite its long history, asexuality isn’t...
Bisexuality Throughout History
The word “bisexual” is several hundred years old, but it only garnered popularity in 1892, with the translation from Richard von Krafft-Ebing’s book on...
Art in Olympia
Within the Puget Sound area, there has always been a strong influence on the arts, particularly stemming from the indigenous people who inhabited this...