Gerard Millman, Social Media Manager
• February 12, 2022
Deep in the heart of Liberty Hall’s student nursing facility, a team of medical learners are debriefed on their new patient in need of immediate attention. The roster of appointed student nurses enter...
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, 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...
People were struggling. Donald Trump had just been elected president, and with that new truth came many questions. Members of Safe Zone, EvCC’s minority protection and support group, asked themselves...
While the online educational platform isn’t always looked at with the same collegiate recognition it deserves, the online forum provides ample opportunities for students. When education is evaluated...
As a veteran, I know how difficult it is to find the answers to your questions when dealing with the The United States Department of Veteran Affairs.
After being at the school for a year now, my firsthand...
After a whole year of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic and having to postpone sports until the spring, the 2020-21 sport season has finally come to an end. With COVID-19 tests, frequent changes in the...
onFrom graduating high school in spring quarter of 2020 to now transitioning into their sophomore year of college, EvCC’s 2020-2021 freshman class has faced it all during this pandemic.
At the beginning...
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...
