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The Clipper

The student news site of Everett Community College in Everett, Washington

The Clipper

The student news site of Everett Community College in Everett, Washington

The Clipper

Ashton Rabey and Venom are taking classes through the Youth Re-Engagement program. Jason Lindamood is the GSA president and a hooved mythical creature.

Slideshow: Nightmare on Trojan Way

Stevy Kama, News Editor November 18, 2024

On Oct. 31, EvCC held the Halloween Clubfest “Nightmare on Trojan Way.” The event was a costume contest for both students and staff, and the top 3 winners were awarded Dave and Busters prize packs....

Grey Wolf Hall (GWH)

Finding your study sanctuary: Which building is best?

Alexis Delgado, Staff Reporter November 18, 2024

Whether you’re a student who has been at EvCC for a while or who is taking their first steps on campus, one thing for certain is that finding the perfect study spot can significantly boost academic...

Club President and Dungeon Master Joseph Burr (right) presides over a small group of players every Friday.

The Create Space’s new D&D club rolls for adventure

Angelica Parrish, Staff Reporter November 18, 2024

While some find their escape from the overwhelming day-to-day in a book or a show, others turn to tabletop gaming. Perhaps the most mainstream of which is Dungeons and Dragons (D&D). D&D is...

DESJ 298 class members (left to right) Kirk Ralston, Alena Benoit, Justin Flores, Meg Loesch and Jane Pascual eagerly anticipating the completion of their projects.

Capstone class: Dive deeper into diversity, equity and social justice

Ashton Hostetter, Staff Reporter November 18, 2024

With the end of 2024 quickly approaching, enrollment for winter quarter is upon us. For those wondering about diversity, equity and social justice as a pathway, a capstone class run by instructors Phebe...

Raquel Rodriguez and Kirk Ralston deep in conversation (forward) while Kimbell Krausz and Syrille Jones have their own conversation (background).

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Celebrating resilience

Colt Candland, Staff Reporter October 29, 2024

Indigenous people and Alaskan natives make up two percent of the population of the United States. Before Columbus arrived in America, there were over a thousand tribes. Now, only 574 federally recognized...

A cemetery decorated and prepped for day of the dead located in Tzintzuntzan, Michoacán, Mexico.

Remembering our ancestors

Alexis Delgado, Staff Reporter October 29, 2024

As the crisp air of fall sets in and Halloween decorations line the streets, there's another celebration that emerges, rich in history and meaning but often misunderstood. The Day of the Dead, or Día...

“I’m a skeptical believer and I do my best to try and debunk what it is that I am experiencing… If I am not able to find enough information to debunk something, then that leaves the door open for the mysteries,” Heather Uhl said.

A spirit in the stacks

Angelica Parrish, Staff Reporter October 29, 2024

There’s a ghost story on campus – and it’s easy to miss. After all, not many students travel under the main hub of Parks Student Union to the source of the paranormal rumors. The first floor of...

Marilyn Dotson

Breaking the ice with beats: Exploring music taste across campus

Alexis Delgado, Staff Reporter October 15, 2024

On any given day, a walk across campus reveals a common sight – students engrossed in their own worlds, headphones in, disconnected from those around them. But behind those earbuds lies a shared passion:...

Jennifer McNiel works in The Writing Center tutoring students.

Earn while you learn with a campus job

Angelica Parrish, Staff Reporter October 15, 2024

Considering a campus job while you’re enrolled? The 2024-2025 school year promises a small bump in pay from $16.28 to $17.02 for EvCC students with on-campus jobs. Students wanting to work on campus,...

(Left to right) Amer Quilala, Monica Mandapat, Joe Caigoy, Ian McCoy and Matthew Marquez show off their vocal talents for EvCCs Asian American and Pacific Islander month.

Filosophy brings song and culture to Jackson Center

Lucien Sevilla, Sports Editor May 23, 2024

Filosophy, an a cappella group, brought a balance of harmony and heritage to Jackson Center on May 9. The concert was organized by the Trojan Activities Board (TAB) and the Asian Student Union in celebration...

Dr. Brown said between 11% and 30% of college students are neurodivergent.

Recognizing neurodiversity on campus

Stevy Kama, News Editor May 5, 2024

Dr. Diane Brown began EvCC’s Neurodiversity 101 event on April 25 by defining the word neurodiversity. The term was coined by Judy Singer in 1999 and is based on the same concept as biodiversity....

(left to right) ASB Senate members Gary Norris, VP of Administration Viola Nguyen and VP of Student Engagement Zoey Rhodes staying behind to help rearrange the classroom.

ASB meets, encourages students to speak up

Jeff Sass, Editor in Chief May 1, 2024

Sitting in on a student government meeting doesn’t sound like a whole lot of fun. However, it can be quite informative about how certain aspects of the campus are managed. The April 19 meeting began...

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