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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

Courtyard at Cedar Hall dorm including ping-pong tables and fire pits.

Leaving the Nest

Daniela Lopez, Staff Writer October 10, 2019

One of the great steps of many college students, in addition to starting their career is to leave their home to study, which can sometimes take them many miles away. Leaving the family nest and learning...

Colorful Highland Cow, an oil painting I produced for my mom. One of my most successful pieces.

Artist Spotlight

Stacie S. McCartan, Managing Editor of Visuals June 12, 2019

Natalya Durheim, a member of the studio art program has taken the inspiration from her family and friends to hone her craft. Using acrylic paints or her iPad Pro, she is able to create semi-realistic illustrations...

Courtney Jellison, 18, switched her major to Kinesiology halfway through her third quarter of college.

A Major Change: How Students and Staff Wandered into Their Careers

Colin Burns, Staff Writer June 12, 2019

Eighty percent of American students will change their major at least once in their college career, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. A major is a huge decision. It will impact...

 Debby Casson during math class. “I always start my class with fun music to get everyone psyched up and make math as fun as possible.”

What Makes a Good Teacher: Students and Staff Reflect on What Really Matters

Jane Bowman, Staff Writer June 12, 2019

A teacher can have a great impact that can go far beyond graduation and can influence the direction of the lives of the students. That direction is not solely dependent on what path the students choose,...

The Snohomish County Community Health Center at the college campus location offers mental health services for students and community members.

Keeping Mental Health Awareness on the Brain: Help and Resources

Cara Wood, Staff Writer June 5, 2019

As May came to an end, the need for awareness of mental health did not. There are a handful of mental health resources on and around EvCC that are tailored specifically for students and people in the Everett...

Well-known for their latte art and their aesthetic environment, Narrative is a great place for finishing work or catching up with a friend.

Food within Fifteen: Everett Eats

Chantelle Forbes, Graphic Designer June 1, 2019

As college students, it’s most likely that we spend a lot of time eating, both on and off campus (especially fast food), but we often don’t have the energy or time to put thought into what we spend...

Artist Rachel Hamiltons Self Portrait. Hamilton says the project is done in Painting II. Special thanks to the winter 2019 Studio Photography II class for taking the reference picture. I couldn’t have done it without you! 

The image was made in Hamilton’s Painting II class. The self-portrait was based off a photograph taken by a student in the winter Studio Photography II class.

Artist Spotlight: Rachel Hamilton’s Quest to Find her Craft

Stacie S. McCartan, Managing Editor of Visuals May 22, 2019

Throughout the years, EvCC’s studio art program has been a launching pad for many students. For many people, art is an outlet. It’s a way to express how they feel on political issues, personal struggles...

Louis Harris (Right) speaking with a woman at the North Puget Sound Conference of Race.

EvCC Alumni, Louis Harris, Returns to Campus

Daniel Albert, Editor-in-Chief May 21, 2019

Since 1941, Everett Community College has been home to hundreds of thousands of students who go on to be doctors and lawyers, teachers and parents. And through those years, one former student stands out....

After years of being abandoned, the corner of North Broadway and Tower St. is finally getting a makeover. New restaurants currently announced are Sunny Teriyaki and Umami, with several units still available for lease.

New Eateries Opening Near Campus: Sunny Teriyaki and Umami

Jane Bowman, Staff Writer May 1, 2019

The students and staff members of EvCC will soon have more options for places to go in search of food. After years of being abandoned, the corner of North Broadway and Tower St., adjacent to EvCC, is finally...

Mikki Burkholder is going to school with two of her kids. She says, It’s my job to embarrass [them] at least once a day.

Juggling Student Life with Parent Life: Three Mothers’ College Experiences

Elizabeth Dickson, Staff Writer April 29, 2019

Between classes, exams and work, college life can feel stressful and sometimes chaotic. Going to school and providing for yourself can be hard. Imagine having to worry about taking care of someone else...

Crecelius (left) blocking in a preseason game against the Bears.

Former Cascade High School Football Player Makes it to the NFL

Daniel Albert, Editor-in-Chief April 24, 2019

Randin Crecelius, one of 308 players invited to NFL training camp in 2018, was selected as one of the 15 Undrafted Free Agents (UDFA) to get his chance to play for the Baltimore Ravens. Scott Carter,...

Grounds Department lead John Syson, surveys flowering plants and seedlings that will get transplanted outside the greenhouse in the springtime.

The Faces Behind a Beautiful Campus

Adrienne Plummer, Staff Writer March 13, 2019

These are the faces of EvCC campus beautification efforts. Each year groundskeepers and facilities department employees all work together to create a beautiful scene of plant life on campus. They grow...

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