Thirty Years after the Tianamen Square Massacre: An Interview with Survivor Zhou Fengsuo
Thirty years on, we ask: what has changed in China? Zhou Fengso recalls his time as a student leader in China, and voices his pessimism about today.
How Science and Genetics are Reshaping the Race Debate of the 21st Century
Vivian Chou writes.
How Residents of South LA are Tackling Environmental Racism
In the polluted Watts neighborhood, residents’ average lifespan is 12 years less than people from more affluent areas. Daniel Ross finds the people who are fighting back.
Free Thing of the Week: Metamath Music
We dig into the past to salvage this week’s Free Thing: a program for converting mathematical proofs into music.
That’s Swift! KOMO News 4 Promptly Announces Sequel To Controversial Documentary
KOMO News 4 expedites the release of “Seattle Is Dying 2: A Modest Proposal,” a follow up documentary to their hard-hitting first installment.
Free Thing of the Week: The Exhibit
The Star’s Free Thing of the Week goes to Sheffield for this intelligent exploration of art and artificial intelligence, Andrew Shaktah’s audio drama, The Exhibit.
Free Thing of the Week: The Private Life of a Cat
This week we draw upon our publisher’s vast trash heap of knowledge about experimental film to bring you Alexander Hammid & Maya Deren’s…
Free Thing of the Week: You Choose
This week we bring you Tacoman Nick Stokes’ anti-choose-your-own-adventure novel, You Choose.
Free Thing of the Week: Arrington de Dionyso & Paul Hoskin, Low Clarinet Duos
In honor of the late Paul Hoskin, we bring you
