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

Israel should not be using US military aid in war with Hamas

Israel should not be using US military aid in war with Hamas

Jeff Sass, News Editor April 24, 2024

“Israel has the right to defend itself.” This is a phrase commonly used by many politicians when they are asked about giving military aid to the country. But can the conflict Israel is currently...

Clayton Smith, The president of EvCC 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...

Trojan Photographer Braydin Rose.

Artist Spotlight: Braydin Rose

Rob Ziegler, Photo Editor April 23, 2024

This Artist Spotlight shines on running start student Braydin Rose. Rose is a photography major who hails from the local Everett area. He draws inspiration from the creative minds in his circle of friends...

Dakota Johnson stars as the grumpy paramedic-turned-clairvoyant, Cassie Webb.

Madame Web: Quick! Get the Raid!

Hailey Warren, Managing Editor of Digital April 23, 2024

When a car is on fire on the side of the road, if at a safe distance, people tend to slow down and watch it burn. It can be assumed that this same phenomenon is what allowed Madame Web to turn a $20 million...

Jamie Curtismith with the colorful centerpiece of her mixed media showcase.

Jamie Curtismith jumps “Off the Frame” in Russell Day Gallery showcase

Stevy Kama, Staff Reporter April 23, 2024

“Off the Frame” is one of the themes of artist Jamie Curtismith’s showcase gallery, currently available for viewing at the Russell Day Art Gallery inside the Cascade Learning Resource Center Mondays...

Participate in the EvCC GenAI Climate Survey

Devin Culver, Social Media Manager April 23, 2024

CTT & eLearning has designed a survey requesting student and staff thoughts on Generative AI and its role in an academic setting. The survey is meant to gather data about how students use GenAI like...

“This is one family, one goal and we all work together, said Head Coach Randy Smith.

Trojans Softball poised for deep postseason run

Lucien Sevilla, Staff Reporter April 23, 2024

“Home, sweet home” rings true for the EvCC Trojans, as they seem to be unstoppable at home. A successful season thus far has them in the race for a region championship. The season started off with...

Devinney is 1-1 in eight games (three starts) with a 3.33 ERA over 27 innings.

Trojans split with Bellevue, secure tiebreaker

Sam Whitney, Managing Editor of Content April 23, 2024

Last month, during a stretch of weekends when Everett played each of their regional opponents twice, they went 8-0. Last weekend, their previous wins paid off. “Having a tiebreaker over every team...

Queen earned his team-leading sixth win of the season on Saturday, moving to 6-1 with a 1.05 ERA and 40 strikeouts over 34.1 innings.

Trojans sweep non-region doubleheader

Sam Whitney, Managing Editor of Content April 16, 2024

Whether facing a regional opponent or not, or firing on all cylinders or not, the Trojans can't seem to do anything but win. Everett traveled south for two games last Saturday, the first against Lane...

The Trojans offense scored 30 runs on 42 hits over the weekend.

Win streak stretches to eight as Trojans continue regional romp

Sam Whitney, Managing Editor of Content April 8, 2024

The Trojans outhit, outpitched and outplayed their opposition over the weekend, sweeping doubleheaders from Edmonds at home and Skagit Valley on the road. Game one versus Edmonds was as much a showcase...

“Asking a librarian their favorite book is like asking a painter what their favorite color is. Too many gorgeous hues to choose from, said Librarian for Cataloging and Acquisition, Heather Jean Uhl.

Dewey really know what the library has to offer?

Daniel Combs, Staff Reporter February 20, 2024

By now, most are aware of the library's move across Broadway to the Cascade Learning Resource Center (CLRC). That said, few people seem to know what the staff offers in terms of aid and library services. Marianne...

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