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

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

The Clipper

EvCC Financial Aid office awaiting a possible rush for summer classes.

2024-25 FAFSA delays raise concerns among students

Jeff Sass, News Editor May 23, 2024

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...

Lilyana Salazar and Danah Marouf lead students in a Palestinian solidarity protest march.

Walkout for solidarity with Palestine

Clipper staff May 16, 2024

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...

Dr. Brown said between 11% and 30% of college students are neurodivergent.

Recognizing neurodiversity on campus

Stevy Kama, Staff Reporter May 5, 2024

Dr. Diane Brown began EvCC’s Neurodiversity 101 event on April 25 by defining the word neurodiversity. The term was coined by Judy Singer in 1999 and is based on the same concept as biodiversity....

(left to right) ASB Senate members Gary Norris, VP of Administration Viola Nguyen and VP of Student Engagement Zoey Rhodes staying behind to help rearrange the classroom.

ASB meets, encourages students to speak up

Jeff Sass, News Editor May 1, 2024

Sitting in on a student government meeting doesn’t sound like a whole lot of fun. However, it can be quite informative about how certain aspects of the campus are managed. The April 19 meeting began...

New vending machines in Parks Cafe, located in Parks Student Union.

New vending machines are in!

Junghyun Hur, Staff Reporter May 1, 2024

Are you starving from a long day of studying and assignments? You can now purchase hot, fresh food and cold drinks from newly installed vending machines! There are now Just Baked and Smart Market brand...

Student Haile Telford potting their complementary succulent.

Succulent sensation takes over the Index Lawn

Lucien Sevilla, Staff Reporter May 1, 2024

Succulent Success, a celebration for Earth Day organized by the Trojan Activities Board (TAB), had students lining up under the sun on Tuesday, April 23. “A lot of them don’t know about Earth Day…...

Clayton Smith, the president of EvCCs Veterans Club.

Veterans Club awaits new meeting place, new members

Junghyun Hur, Staff Reporter April 23, 2024

The start of spring quarter has brought students back to campus. Most clubs are trying to get members to join, but one club has been struggling with getting students involved. EvCC’s Veterans Club...

Cedar Hall.

Student housing seeks Resident Assistants

Cam Beagle, Staff Reporter April 23, 2024

Student housing Resident Assistant (RA) applications are open, and RAs are paid for their effort with free housing! Amidst the pressure of pages of homework and long exams, students living in student...

Campus awaits the candidate that comes out on top.

VP search narrows to three finalists

Sam Whitney, Managing Editor of Content February 7, 2024

The hiring process for EvCC’s newly created Vice President of Strategic Enrollment Management and Student Success position is nearing completion, with the opening likely to be filled by the end of winter...

Baker Hall on a rainy day with rust and wear readily apparent.

Departments shift as development grinds forward

Devin Culver, Social Media Manager January 24, 2024

Across campus, most buildings are bustling with students and staff. For two buildings, Monte Cristo and Baker Hall, this is not the case. Classes and departments have gradually been moved out of the...

A summary of where EvCC gets money from.

New budget approved, tuition remains unaffected

Sam Whitney, Managing Editor of Content November 14, 2023

Budget is served for the fiscal year of June 2023 to July 2024. The Board of Trustees approved the budget plan in October, later in the year than is typical. Usually, the budget is balanced in June...

Early schematics for the potential pedestrian bridge.

Concerns loom for potential Broadway bridge as Resource Center opens

Elizabeth Labrum, Staff Reporter November 14, 2023

Despite several years of concerns, the new 52-million-dollar Learning Resource Center (LRC) remains bridgeless, deterring access for a variety of students and pedestrians. The college has been working...

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