Now, more than ever, your vote matters. This year, fight to protect your schools, civil liberties, environmental health and election integrity.
It is often hard to feel heard in a political, bipartisan...
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...
With Halloween just around the corner, Nightmare on 9 in Snohomish has geared up for an experience that offers both thrills and job opportunities for many, especially college students. Located by Stocker...
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:...
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,...
Hailey Warren, Managing Editor of Content
• May 20, 2024
It’s no secret that Americans love bite-sized content delivered in personalized feeds.
Whether it’s cat videos, live protest footage, fashion inspiration, live debates between average joes or a...
The opioid crisis is all around us. It’s in the streets outside the school, it’s in the alleyways behind the places we shop, and it’s scattered throughout the neighborhoods where we live. At times,...
Devin Culver, Social Media Manager
• February 7, 2024
Singer/songwriter and live loop artist Eems wowed his audience when he performed in the Jackson Conference Center on Wednesday, Jan. 31. The hour-long concert was organized by the Trojan Activities Board.
Eems,...
A full-time college schedule is busy, but no student seems to be quite as busy as student-athletes.
“It’s all to prepare them for what comes next,” said head baseball coach Keith Hessler.
In...
Winter quarter can be a lonely place at EvCC. With most students turning to online classes to avoid the depressing weather, the campus can turn into a ghost town. Opportunities to utilize the technology...
Hailey Warren, Managing Editor of Content
• October 25, 2023
What is Cocoon House?
Cocoon House, founded in 1991 as an emergency youth shelter, has grown to be a support system and advocacy program for Snohomish County youth experiencing homelessness, family instability...
This month's Artist Spotlight shines on second-year student Mercedes Benson. Benson is pursuing an Associate of Technical Arts degree in Graphic and Web Design. Last year she was a Running Start student...
