Photo courtesy of the Graphic Novel Union By Khristine Sandwith As new students come to Evergreen, the first thing they think of is creating a home. Being away from home can be overwhelming and one of the ways to fit into campus is finding a club. At Evergreen, the Graphic Novel Union fits anyone interested in art, […]
Comfort Breakfast Foods to Make in Your Dorm When You’re Homesick
By Therese Arturo Living on campus as a young adult has many pros and cons. You may have more ease of access to your classes, knowledge of social events, and you don’t have to worry about paying rent every month. One thing that may sit at the back of one’s mind is […]
Breanne Johnston: Artist Interview by Jacob Anderson-Kester
Photo: Art by Breanne Johnston Breanne Estelle Johnston is a recent Evergreen graduate who takes photos as a way to express her love for the people and places she gets to share her life with. She grew up in Bremerton, Washington, surrounded by the Salish Sea and hugged by the Olympic and […]
Hey There! with @HeyMariah: Evergreen Activities Edition
The mission: Attend as many Evergreen events that are free for students as I can! The back story: I’m a senior and to be honest I’ve only attended one Evergreen event during my time here. I’m similar to most other students in that I have a 16 credit program and […]
Technology with Postmodern Ethics
Photo: A copy of “Race After Technology,” courtesy of Daniel Mootz By Daniel Mootz A report published in Science (vol. 366) on Oct. 25, 2019, revealed alarming racial disparities in a cost-based (proxy) algorithm “widely used” by healthcare providers. Dr. Zaid Obermeyer and his colleagues found that “the choice of convenient, seemingly effective proxies for ground truth can be […]
Evergreen’s Equity Symposium: The Paradox of Race
Photo: Equity Symposium Event Coordinators pose for photo booth picture by Britt Pierro Workshop by Carolyn Prouty, Article by Allegra Simpkins Carolyn Prouty told her audience that “there is no biological marker, or indicator, to differentiate race,” during her lecture last Friday at Evergreen’s annual Equity Symposium. Her workshop, entitled The Paradox of Race, dove into the world of misunderstanding and misinformation regarding […]
Evergreen’s Equity Symposium: The Social Construction of AZN
Photo: Amira Caluya’s Equity Symposium presentation by Britt Pierro Workshop by Amira Caluya, Article by Miette Deschenes “There is no monolithic Asian American experience.” This was one of the most prominent messages of The Social Construction of AZN, a workshop that was held Friday morning during the Equity Symposium. The workshop was hosted by Amira Caluya, Trans & Queer Center coordinator at […]
Byron Howard: Evergreen Alumnus Finds Success as Disney Filmmaker
By Miette Deschenes With the recent launch of Disney+, Disney’s new online streaming platform, over 500 films are available to watch (for those who are willing to add another $6.99 a month to their collection of streaming services). It’s an exciting development: Disney has always been notorious for having a limited number […]
Spoiler Warning: Pulp Fiction Blows, Actually
Photo: “Uma Thurman playing Mia in Pulp Fiction (1994)” by Davide Moroni is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 By Alice McIntyre On Oct. 13 of 1994, one Demian Parker reviewed what he called “the motherfucking movie of the decade,” Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction, in the pages of the Cooper Point Journal. 25 years […]
Life After the Intellectual Dark Web
Photo: “Dr. Jordan Peterson delivering a lecture at the University of Toronto in 2017” by Adam Jacobs is licensed under CC BY 2.0 By Daniel Mootz Professors have always paved the way for discussion—for debate, doubt, and dialogics. It is what makes them invaluable to the learning process. They assert, assess, […]