Nineteen years after taking over as the Everett Silvertips public address announcer, Greg Piland still has the same pregame goal. “I just pray and say, ‘I ask to sound just like dad,’” Piland...

A new addition to EvCC’s cultural student unions held its first club event on April 28, intending to leave a lasting impression on campus. The Indian Student Union (ISU) fundraiser was in preparation...

Index Lawn is surrounded by yellow caution tape and clouds of dust fill the air. Peering through the smoke and haze, students can be seen engaged in playful water balloon fights. Handfuls of colored powder...

Audiences, young and old, are feeling a lingering sense of loss and uncertainty with the nearly decade-long throwback series “Stranger Things” reaching its finale. Whether the show has really reached...

Each year, Easter rolls around with its colorful eggs, pastel outfits and baskets filled with candy. For some, it’s an important day that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For others, it’s...

Sushi, a culinary staple from Japan, is more than just a meal—it’s a blend of flavor, texture, and tradition. At EvCC, community members gathered at the Japanese Cultural Resource Center on January...

The Lunar New Year is a timeless holiday that’s been celebrated for many generations. The Puget Sound area in general has a very prominent Asian community, and because of that we see many different...

Located in the heart of Parks Student Union (PSU) around the corner from the Buenos Dias Café, a Día de los Muertos event held Oct. 30 through Nov. 1 celebrated the cherished tradition. Various activity...

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...

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...