On Tuesday's roster: The eviction of Occupy Seattle from the Seattle Central Community College campus; the high cost of Rob McKenna; the belated creation of checks and balances to the Seattle Police Department; and unions strike back at 1-1183. more ›

Occupy Wall Street declared Wednesday a "day of action." The Seattle branch made education and infrastructure their focus, and marched on the University Bridge, snarling traffic and generally causing a peaceful ruckus. more ›

The SLOG reports that the Seattle Central Community College administration, after consulting with its lawyers, has determined that a state code actually allows for the Occupy Seattle protest to move to its campus -- though in the letter from SCCC's president that announces this development, it is clear that the organization is far from thrilled at the prospect. more ›

With the dreary weather outside, you might forget that it is the BEGINNING OF FARMERS MARKET SEASON! Hooray! The Broadway Farmers Market opens on Sunday at its new location, along Broadway in front of Seattle Central Community College. As is logical for those who aren't farm-folk, it starts at a leisurely 11 a.m. more ›

After The City Collegian's adviser resigned on short notice from her position during the last school year, leaving the paper leaderless amidst a flurry of controversy about alleged restrictions of freedom of students' speech from the administration, things did not look good for Seattle Central's school newspaper. Yesterday the Seattle Times reported that the paper has officially stopped press, and if the Times says it, it must be for real. Our best wishes to the staff, and we hope the paper's up and running again soon. more ›

After this week's headlines about Seattle Central Community College, we're seriously starting to wonder. Two seperate SCCC students were arrested this week for threatening to commit violence on the campus. more ›