June 6, 2020
What is going to happen to the cultural practice, known as the handshake? It is a simple greeting that commences an interaction...
June 3, 2020
We are members of the faculty and staff at Seattle University’s College of Arts and Sciences, and we are angry. We are angry...
In the wake of current events not only in Seattle but across the nation, we recognize that it is The Spectator’s responsibility...
Over the last six days, we have witnessed unimaginable distress and protests against the death of George Floyd—who was killed...
May 7, 2020
In the last four weeks, 22 million Americans have applied for unemployment benefits. I can’t tell you how many of these 22 million...
Images of dolphins returning to the canals of Venice sparked worldwide hope during an otherwise gloomy outlook on life amidst...
May 5, 2020
“Hate” is a strong word, so I’m going to try not to use it. There is a chance that Instagram Live serves its purpose, and...
May 4, 2020
Hi, it’s me, your not-so-local reporter reporting from my home state of Colorado. I am disappointed to share that Colorado will...
April 16, 2020
My screentime report is abysmal right now, and I will attribute that to empty hours at home spent mindlessly scrolling even when...
March 12, 2020
“We don’t turn anyone away” was what we were told on our first day at Community Lunch on Capitol Hill. Everyone is welcome...
March 5, 2020
Seattle Police, our boys in blue who wear black and are roughly 15% female by their own statistics, are some of the highest paid...
As students, we all have things that we wish our professors knew about us. Being on the quarter system, it can be difficult to...
