Fasting During a Global Pandemic: Muslim Students Share Their Insights During Ramadan
Ruqaiyah Alaji, Staff Writer
May 22, 2020
Ramadan is a month in which Muslims all around the world fast from dusk until dawn. This year Ramadan started on the 23rd of April amidst the craziness of the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected a lot of things drastically in day-to-day life, Ramadan being one of them. Ramadan...
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Rebecca Duffy, Managing Editor of Digital
March 11, 2020
To experience other cultures firsthand, one usually must travel far and wide. It is not often that opportunities for intercultural exchange present themselves in one’s backyard. Yet, to visit a traditional Japanese garden and tea room, and to inquire more about Japanese culture, one does not need to t...
Conversation Pal: Getting Connected
Dongmei Liang, Staff Writer
March 6, 2020
Students were divided into six groups and named with different colors as group names. Each group had a stamp-like card. According to the clues given on the back of the card, they needed to search the exact location of the program or office within 40 minutes and obtain the medal provided by the staff. This...
A Time For Celebration: Black History Month
Lakeithia Sakin, Staff Writer
February 24, 2020
(Editor’s note: The author of this article is a member of Black Student Union (BSU), and the African Diaspora Club (ADC)) Although February is the shortest month of the year, Black History Month (BHM) has been glorified all across America. Established in 1926, BHM was put in place to pay homage to th...
Owning Your Sexuality
Madelyn Olson, Assistant Editor
February 20, 2020
It’s scribbled on the doors of bathroom stalls. It’s carved into desks. It’s passed through high school hallways in whispered tones. It grabs hold of reputations and rips them to shreds. It is used to shame women for their sexuality. It is the word slut and the idea that girls can’t be sexu...
Differing Political Views
Alexandra Kube, Staff Writer
February 20, 2020
Walking through the EvCC halls, I noticed a sign for the College Republicans club that read, “On a scale from one to America, how free are you on Wednesdays from 3-4 PM?” This prompted me to wonder how I, a fat liberal bisexual woman, would be received if I attended such a meeting. Because of my i...
Winter Club Fest: What It’s All About
Sierra Capeloto, Staff Writer
February 8, 2020
Student LIFE (Leadership, Inclusion, Fun and Engagement) ended January with Winter Club Fest, where 50+ clubs attended in booths to meet fellow students, faculty and staff. Making new friends in college can seem difficult at times, but attending Winter Club Fest is a perfect opportunity to meet new people ...
Year of the Rat: Celebrating Lunar New Year
Melody Ripsom, Staff Writer
January 31, 2020
The Lunar New Year is an annual celebration in many Asian cultures to commemorate the beginning of the lunar calendar. This year it began on Jan. 25 and ends on Feb. 8. For EvCC students and faculty, the Lunar New Year means spending time with loved ones. They celebrate both conventionally and through...
Studying in Style: Fall Fashion
Dzenita Musabegovic, Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
As a cold winter creeps up on us, EvCC students show off their personal style on campus, while keeping warm with this upcoming winter season. Whether it’s boots, knit tops or layers and layers of clothing, nothing tends to stop these EvCC students from expressing their individual style. EvCC...
Behind the Ink: Faculty and Students Share Tattoos and their Meanings
Jena Perry, Staff Writer
May 22, 2019
As Tattoos are becoming more socially acceptable in Western society, many people are getting them as a way to express themselves. Just walking through the EvCC campus you are likely to see students with tattoos. Some students have deep and sentimental reasons for their ink, and some get them for no pu...
Student Resources: TRIO program
Pamela Alarcon, Staff Writer
March 1, 2019
Being a college student is hard enough as it is; being involved and taking advantage of all the resources that are available for students is important. EvCC students have the chance of being part of the federally funded TRIO program. TRIO helps qualifying students navigate college through counseling and ...
Preparing for Death: EvCC Student’s Journey to Becoming a Mortician
Jacob Dickson, Staff Writer
February 26, 2019
Lexus Moy wants to be a mortician. Despite what a lot of TV and movies show, being a mortician takes more than just a morbid sense of humor and a few fun quirks. It takes years of school and training to become a certified funeral service worker. Moy has been interested in a career in the funeral services for ...
Crystin Clouser, Staff Writer
May 20, 2020
In just a matter of 6 weeks after its release, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has outsold all other Animal Crossing games. Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa stated that...
May 19, 2020
Review of “The Boys” and “Watchmen”: The Heroes We Deserve
May 18, 2020
Quarantine Crafts: Sourdough Cinnamon Swirl Bread
May 1, 2020
Sydney Jackson, Staff Writer
May 22, 2020
No matter the educational pathway, most EvCC students share a goal: graduating from college. School-life balance can be difficult to achieve, especially with elements...
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Sydney Jackson, Staff Writer
May 22, 2020
No matter the educational pathway, most EvCC students share a goal: graduating from college. School-life balance can be difficult to achieve, especially with elements...
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Eating Cheap and Healthy: Three Recipes for College Students
February 27, 2020
Boating Season is Here and the Port of Everett is Open
May 22, 2020
Essential Workers: Working During a Pandemic
May 18, 2020
EvCC Alumna Recounts Her COVID-19 Experience
May 18, 2020