Rosalia’s new album, ‘LUX’, has broken many records since its release on Nov. 7th. This is the singer’s fourth album and probably her best one yet. Lux combines all of her previous singing and writing styles, while also diving into a newer style of orchestral pop. Her previous works were more in the area of… Read More Music Album Review: Rosalia’s “LUX” by Estel Soriano Bergua
“Nobody under 40 right now expects good things to happen ever again.” This sentence was tweeted in 2021 when the world was in the middle of a pandemic which was altering global politics, American culture and everyone’s lives. I was 14 when my school closed down in the middle of 8th grade, and my first year… Read More Nobody Under 40 Right Now Expects Good Things to Happen Ever Again Opinion by Meredith H. Young
Every year on the third week of October, America comes together in unity to recognize, appreciate, and celebrate our right to free speech and free press. This non-partisan annual event most commonly known as Free Speech Week aims to “raise public awareness of the importance of freedom of speech and of a free press in our democracy – and to celebrate that freedom,” as the official Free Speech Week (FSW) organization states on their website.… Read More Celebrating Free Speech: The Significance of Free Speech Week
Written by: Dahlia Bergen; Cascadia student and Mumina Ali; UWB student Dear UWB and Cascadia Community, The Advisory Council on Campus Safety, (ACCS), is a joint University of Washington Bothell and Cascadia College group that aims to address and represent perspectives from both UWB and Cascadia communities on campus safety issues. This council includes members… Read More Students Deserve a Say in Campus Safety, Opinion Piece
It is imperative that we open more dialogues around mental illness on the UWB campus—and on all college campuses throughout the state of Washington—beginning with our administrations. We cannot move forward and create honest healing within our community without first acknowledging the harm our community is experiencing.… Read More Reaching Out Saves Lives: On the Importance of Speaking about Student Mental Health, Opinion Piece
Back when I was applying to colleges back in the fall of 2017, what I was looking for above all else were outstanding programs in the humanities, as I wanted to major in English (or something similar) and become a teacher due to the extremely positive experiences I have had with teachers, and particularly English teachers, since I started going to school.… Read More In Defense of a Humanities Education, Opinion Piece
With COVID-19 still on the rise, the tension of the election and its aftermath, and midterms from my classes on Zoom, the least I could say is that I am exhausted!… Read More 2020: Coronavirus, Election, Online Learning as a College Student, Opinion Piece
As a student dredging through the tail end of 2020 herself, we are exhausted. In the wake of civil unrest, political media bombardment, the personal economic effects of coronavirus, and a changing physical environment, it is difficult to be able to focus our attention on any one thing for too long.… Read More 2020: The Year of Losses, Opinion Piece
The University of Washington’s Undergraduate Advising website says that the university requires “all undergraduates to take a minimum of 3 credits, approved by the appropriate school or college, that focus on the socio-cultural, political, and/or economic diversity of the human experience at local, regional, or global levels.”… Read More 3 Credits is Not Enough: Why UW Should Give Diversity Classes More Importance in Their Curriculum, Opinion Piece
Try and make friends with the crows on campus, go to a festival, take yourself on a date… Read More 50 Things to Do Before the End of 2020
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