With the rise in poor mental health levels due to the pandemic, many students and teachers have turned to their pets for support.
Beverly Farb, EvCC program advisor for the Psychology and Sociology...
The smell of fresh seafood wafted through the halls of Everett Community College last Thursday, as students got the chance to cook in-person for their sustainable food systems class. This was the first...
Growing up we start to find interest in things like video games, drawing or hobbies that make us feel good about ourselves. When we feel good about ourselves it makes life more enjoyable. Makeup is one...
Madelyn Olson, Managing Editor Of Digital
• June 9, 2021
June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month, and virtual and select in-person events are taking place all month to celebrate and recognize the impact queer individuals have had on history and culture.
History
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With long hours of work and school, we could all just use a little break once in a while. To get away from your surroundings, be somewhere new and take a chance to relax and hit pause on life, traveling...
The American Association of University Women, the AAUW, was founded in 1881. Its advocacy for equity has impacted every woman in the United States but many people have likely never heard of AAUW or its...
Finding a balance as an older student with a full-time job and family life can be a struggle. This is a common experience for some college students but many are able to push past these hurdles and graduate...
The Gym isn’t for everybody, but fitness is.
Yoga is a great entry point to fitness and can fill a variety of physical and mental needs. Even better, one can start practicing it from their own...
The overwhelming mental health crisis over the course of the past couple of years has skyrocketed during COVID-19 with a 93% increase in people seeking anxiety screenings compared to 2019. Even with the...
With the modern world in the midst of a serious health crisis and the public conversation about police violence becoming feverish at times, there is one young activist from Everett who hopes to be a positive...
When hearing the words “Cinco de Mayo” one of the first things you may think of is burritos, sombreros, or a fun taco Tuesday. But it is so much more than that. This Mexican holiday is an annual May...
Going back to college as an older adult is not the easiest choice, but 55-year-old Everett Community College Student Alistair Blair thrives from learning.
Blair is nearly done with his Associate’s...
