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The student news site of Everett Community College in Everett, Washington

The Clipper

Lijiao Serven answering questions during New Year trivia.

EvCC Welcomes Year of the Dragon

Devin Culver, Social Media Manager February 20, 2024

The walls were decorated with red banners and branches of yellow peach blossoms with red envelopes tied to them. Students and their families gathered around tables covered by red and yellow tablecloths....

Man holding Pride flag at Capitol Hill Seattle WA

What is pride month and why is it important

Monica Mora, Staff Writer June 15, 2022

June 1st through 30th is a time used to celebrate pride month, not only to celebrate pride but to also honor the uprising of Stonewall. LGBTQ+ individuals and allies come together to celebrate love and...

Michael Rhodes tests a camera that was recently returned to the Equipment Room by a student

Michael Rhodes Spotlight

Jordan Mowday, Staff Writer April 23, 2022

Don’t let the tattoos, shaved head and graying ginger beard scare you off from saying hello to EvCC’s self-appointed “social butterfly,” Michael Rhodes. Despite the mimicries of his appearance,...

Overwhelming stress is something natural a great portion of the population struggles with. Finding a foothold
mentally in where we are and where we’re going can quell this.

The Art of Perspective

Logan Bruss, Staff Reporter February 23, 2022

As a student, it’s terribly difficult not to get caught up in a slew of exams and tests, new or fading relationships and the ever present stressful transition from teenager to young adult. That’s where...

The Madrigal Family (Taken 
 from Disney+)

Encanto – A Movie About Generational Trauma (a Review)

Baydaa Alshatee, Staff Writer January 29, 2022

Finding something for adults and kids to enjoy during a movie night is a time consuming task. Encanto was released on Disney+ on Christmas Eve and since then TikTok and other social media platforms have...

(Unsplash Photo by Clarke Sanders)

Women of Color Leadership in Community and Technical Colleges

Baydaa Alshatee, Staff Writer November 18, 2021

For many years women of color and their ability to be leaders have been commonly overlooked, but perhaps times are changing at EvCC and in Washington state. According to EvCC’s Student Demos (2018-2019)...

The Diversity and Equity center celebrating Dia de los Muertos back in 2019.

Dia de Muertos at EvCC

Victoria Martinez, Staff Writer November 2, 2021

October was Hispanic Heritage Month, and now with the coming November, Latino students and staff have even more reasons to celebrate. Nov 1 through Nov 2 is “Dia de Los Muertos” which translates to...

Happy Halloween!

Is My Halloween Costume Offensive?

Monica Mora, Staff Writer October 31, 2021

Every year, people embrace the spooky season with trending costumes such as Squid Game characters, Marvel action heroes and characters from their favorite movies. However, there still seems to be an ongoing...

TRiO office at EvCC located on the second floor of Monte Cristo

First Gen Reality

Baydaa Alshatee, Staff Writer October 29, 2021

This is the first year of your college experience, you had done the tour, and figured out your classes. Campus is buzzing with noises from students who chit chat on their way to class. Heading to your...

LGBTQIA+ Safe Spaces at EvCC

LGBTQIA+ Safe Spaces at EvCC

Ethan Saur, Staff Writer June 14, 2021

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...

Pride celebration from 2017.

Pride Month: History, Allyship and Local Celebrations

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 While...

Puebla, Mexico the historic city where Cinco De Mayo originated.

Celebrating Cinco de Mayo

Victoria Martinez, Staff Writer April 29, 2021

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...

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