By Daniel In 2017, when Robert Kerekes Jr of Morris Plains New Jersey called Evergreen and threatened to “execute as many people on the campus as I can get ahold of,” the students in Senior Zack Hurtz’ program scattered. “Everyone was gone, and my professor is like, ‘hey, do you […]
Updates: Inslee, Yvonne & Wobblies
By Mason Soto Washington Governor Running For President Governor Jay Inslee announced his plan to run for the 2020 Democratic Presidential nomination on March 1, in a one-and-a-half minute long video uploaded to Youtube. The video emphasizes his campaign to tackle climate change, with a montage of speeches Inslee has […]
Art Feature: De’Ja Marshall
By Brittyana Pierro De’Ja Marshall is a sophomore here at Evergreen with a talent for photography and a passion for representation. “I’ve always been really interested in representing things visually,” Marshall explained. Coming from a family of artists, Marshall has been interested in using pictures as a form of expression […]
Food Hacks to Get You Through The Rest of This Endless Winter
The cheapest pho ever is at Capitol Market in the middle of the West Side.
Artist Interview: Ruka Verbena
Brittyana Pierro Ruka Verbena is a local portrait artist based in the Seattle/Tacoma area. Though Verbena is originally from San Bernardino, CA, they have blessed the Pacific Northwest with their presence for the last five years. Verbena’s portrait style can be classified as abstract linework. It took time to develop […]
Local Art Studio Advocates for “True Community Inclusion”
On Feb. 2, Hummingbird Studio held a grand opening ceremony in honor of its move to Adams Street SE. Hummingbird Studio is a free art studio, described on Kokua Services’ website as a “space where art belongs to everyone!” The numerous, beautiful images hanging against the freshly painted white walls […]
Horoscopes: Hello, Pisces
Aries (March 21- April 20): Mars is moving into Capricorn and this means your ambitious go-getter spirit will be amplified. You already have a natural pioneering spirit, but this week it’s kicked into hyperspeed. Your desire to work out, to do ALL the homework, to facetime all your friends, and […]
Report on Student Food Insecurity: Hunger Problems Widespread
By Daniel. Washington Senator Patty Murray has decried rising student food insecurity following the publication of a Government Accountability Office Report she commissioned. “Being able to afford food is not an issue that affects few,” said Murray on a recent conference call. “It’s clear from this study, federal action needs to […]
Where did Lynda go?
By DJ Pfeifle. Until recently, Lynda.com was a service given freely to Evergreen students, under an agreement with the founder and Evergreen alumni Lynda Weinman. Sometime this year, however, after a recent buyout of the website by LinkedIn, the agreement was dropped and the service no longer available. Lynda.com is […]
Eggplant Facing Major Changes Closed for Spring, Re-opening in Fall
By Zainab Ummie Sillah Is this the end of the Flaming Eggplant Café, or a new beginning? A press release was sent out by Kayla Mahnke on Thursday, Feb. 8, discussing the Eggplant’s budget crisis and announcing the closure of the café. That same day, the café had its busiest […]