With the spring quarter coming to an end, I am honored to be named the new Editor-in-Chief. After spending this last year in an online-only class setting, I am looking forward to returning to campus in...
Is it harder to say hello or good-bye?
Writing my incoming editor letter, I was still in awe at getting the position and nervous about continuing the level of excellence and care previous Editor-in-Chief’s...
Madelyn Olson, 2020-2021 Managing Editor of Digital
• June 18, 2021
I entered my second year on The Clipper unsure.
Unsure of my abilities, unsure of this career path, and unsure of who I was. Throughout the year as I delved into writing articles on women's issues,...
The Clipper is deeply honored to announce that the Pacific Northwest Association of Journalism Educators has awarded our organization 23 awards for the 2021 PNAJE competition.
This is the most awards...
Across the country vaccinations are rising and states are lifting mandates following the CDC’s safety update. With enthusiasm of seeing the light of the pandemic coming to an end, the opportunity to...
An uneasy job market, due in part to COVID-19, has left current graduates staring down an unpredictable economic future.
“College graduates are seeing a dramatic loss in opportunity,” says...
Madelyn Olson, 2020-2021 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...
As this first full school year during the Covid era finishes, we are presented with a chance to look back on how everything went during these unprecedented times.
One of the main things that stands...
As EvCC transitions to more in-person classes, personal safety goes beyond COVID-19 protocols. All campuses can experience crime, and EvCC is no different. One of the best defense tools for students is...
Popular civil rights activist Malcolm X is celebrated with a holiday on May 21. Our diversity and equity center inspired by him will hold a black excellence commemoration featuring guest speaker David...
Some secrets can be uncovered, but others are lost forever. For 34 years the identity of the arsonist responsible for the destruction of a life and a community’s heart remained a secret to the general...
County and city leaders, and patrons weigh-in on supporting small businesses as Snohomish County faces possible regression to Phase-2 restrictions. Fluctuating limitations are impacting all communities,...
