“[Omicron] will find just about everybody,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci in a recent interview on ABCs This Week. The new variant which has been more contagious than previous variants of COVID-19 has caused...
The Everett Community College campus was once vibrant with student club activity. Due to COVID-19, it’s now a ghost town with pre-pandemic flyers still taped to the public bulletin boards. Of the 30+...
More students with disabilities are choosing to attend college than ever before, yet few are taking advantage of the accommodations available to them that can make the difference between success and failure...
Even as Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, there’s still a plethora of opportunities you can do to engage in awareness.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, cancer awareness has seemingly been...
Origins
The LRC began as a way to add more space to EvCC’s now somewhat small and hard to find library. The library houses thousands of books and periodicals, several private workspaces, about two...
The days are becoming shorter, the weather chillier, and fall colors are emerging all around us.
Fall is here and EvCC students are preparing for their favorite activities during the seasonal change....
At EvCC there is so much diversity on campus, especially the ways students celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. This month is an annual celebration for many to recognize and learn about their rich ethnic...
As the school year starts students are rushing to turn in assignments and adjust to life on campus, all while juggling part time jobs to make ends meet. For student athletes the balancing act requires...
The Clipper is deeply honored to announce that the Pacific Northwest Association of Journalism Educators has awarded our organization 23 awards for the 2021 PNAJE competition.
This is the most awards...
People were struggling. Donald Trump had just been elected president, and with that new truth came many questions. Members of Safe Zone, EvCC’s minority protection and support group, asked themselves...
As a veteran, I know how difficult it is to find the answers to your questions when dealing with the The United States Department of Veteran Affairs.
After being at the school for a year now, my firsthand...
onFrom graduating high school in spring quarter of 2020 to now transitioning into their sophomore year of college, EvCC’s 2020-2021 freshman class has faced it all during this pandemic.
At the beginning...
