Contemplating Club Circumstance
photo: Josh Erme practices a siva afi stick as part of the Pacific Islander’s club (PICCA) on campus, founded by Pierce Salave’a. | Ben Hansen, The Falcon As the number of Continue Reading
Grasping for playoffs
Photo above features Carly Rataushik shoots a layup (Alison Meharg | The Falcon) The Seattle Pacific University women’s basketball team suffered two big losses this week, falling 82-61 to Simon Continue Reading
Falcon talons grip first place
The Falcon women reigned No.1 at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championship. The GNAC indoor track championships took place on Feb. 15 and 16 at Jackson’s Track in Nampa, Idaho, Continue Reading
SPU earns high score
Photo above features Sienna Brane performs her routine on balance beam earlier this season. (Marissa Lordahl | The Falcon) Last Friday, the Seattle Pacific University gymnastics team tapped into a Continue Reading
Point of veganism
Why do people become vegan? Being vegan may appear trendy in cities like Seattle, but the intention behind the lifestyle choice goes way beyond Instagram posts and actually offers Continue Reading
Trump’s power abuse
Photo above courtesy of Creative Commons: Trump declared a national emergency concerning border security on February 15th, 2019. President Donald Trump has been able to compromise with the Democrats Continue Reading
Phones kill conversations
Times were simpler when we were little. No responsibilities, no worries and, perhaps most significantly, we didn’t have phones to distract us. Seemingly everywhere I go there is someone Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Seattle can teach NYC about Amazon On Feb. 14, Amazon.com Inc. announced that it would retract its plans to build one of its sought-after Headquarters 2 sites in Long Continue Reading
Laid-back performances
Image Courtesy of Quinton Cline| Cascade: Emerson Coffee House provides comfortable atmosphere for students. The lights were low in the Emerson Hall lobby, twinkling lights running along the ceiling and Continue Reading
Black History month educates
Carter G. Woodson, the father of Black History Month, did not begin high school until he was 20 years old. Growing up, Woodson was not able to attend school during Continue Reading