The “Hands Off!” nationwide protest took over our country’s streets on April 5. Millions marched throughout many major cities — from D.C., New York City, Sacramento, Denver, Seattle, Everett and...
Military veterans may not realize they qualify for an extra year of paid tuition, thanks to a Supreme Court ruling a year ago this month.
The Ruling in Rudisill v. McDonough gave many vets an additional...
The outcome of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election caused a lot of mixed emotions. For the LGBTQ+ community in particular, there is a lot to say. We are less than two months into Donald Trump’s second...
Think driving electric will save you cash? Washington is looking to prove you wrong! And what’s worse — their new bill will hurt every driver’s wallet.
The proposal of a new bill (HB 1921) intends...
Every other Friday, a group of EvCC students gather to confer about important and integral topics impacting their peers, both on and off campus.
Ease of access, communication and an update to the Americans...
In today’s digital age, platforms like TikTok have become more than just apps — they’re cultural hubs that connect millions of people worldwide through videos, trends, and discussions.
But with...
While some find their escape from the overwhelming day-to-day in a book or a show, others turn to tabletop gaming. Perhaps the most mainstream of which is Dungeons and Dragons (D&D).
D&D is...
With the end of 2024 quickly approaching, enrollment for winter quarter is upon us. For those wondering about diversity, equity and social justice as a pathway, a capstone class run by instructors Phebe...
With delays resulting from complications on next year's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, EvCC students relying on this financial aid are nervous about when they will receive their...
Max McClintock
“I fully believe in and support Palestine's liberation, I always have for many years. I was looking for opportunities to support here on campus and glad for the opportunity.”
Omar...
