Members of the Tulalip tribe joined EvCC’s First Nations Club to celebrate the planting in the new indigenous garden on on May 31.
According to Erik Sanchez, a member of the First Nations Club,...
Americans are more polarized today than any time since the Civil War, and that was 150 years ago.
It’s no secret that Seattle and the surrounding area is well-known for its liberal policies and...
Joining a club can be beneficial to making friends, feeling connected and having a constructive place to put your down time. That feeling of belonging can relieve stress and let’s be honest, having...
The Lunar New Year event ended in great success with a large audience and performers hosted by EvCC’s International Club.
The International Club is organized by a group of international students....
The College Republican National Committee, a political organization that started in 1892 at the University of Michigan, is coming to Everett on Thursday, Feb. 16 at 3:45 p.m. in the Club Hub.
Everett...
With the presidential election coming up in November, the media is buzzing with updates on candidates. You might be thinking, who am I going to vote for?
Here at EvCC, there were no political clubs...
Emma Kilgore, Managing Editor-Print
• February 8, 2016
Frank Dunn, EvCC alumni reads aloud his poem as other students follow on the handouts. “I see an eagle soaring,” he says. “What does this freedom bird think as it is exploring?”
He finishes...
Balancing work and life can get stressful at times, but it’s important to remember to still have fun and not let too much stress build up. Luckily at EvCC, there are many different clubs and events where...
Alexis Jones, Managing Editor-Digital
• January 18, 2016
The Students for Environmental Action club originally began in the 1970’s. It was inspired by the first official Earth Day, according to Laura Wild, one of the club advisors. After a few years the club...
