What happens when you take a bunch of forgettable side characters a few fans liked from mediocre projects and make them the ...

For many students here at EvCC, that’s a decision they face more often than they’d like to admit. While inflation is driving ...

As that summer warmth comes rolling in, students look forward to graduation, trips, transfers or future classes. With 2026 ...

Nestled comfortably within the bustling, tree-lined streets of Seattle lies a warm, coffee and delicacy-filled feline heaven: ...

Amidst the time of climate change, the permanent depletion of natural resources has become a major cause for concern worldwide. This, accompanied by the COVID-19 pandemic, raises many questions ...

In February of 1941, the EvCC campus we know today was opened up and converted from an elementary school. Shortly after, the school needed to agree on a mascot. School mascots are often chosen as ...

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 ...

Across Washington, mask mandates are being lifted and EvCC went forward with the decision to lift their mask mandate, confirming as of March 19 they are voluntary. This decision comes with new ...

Military veterans qualify for an extra year of paid tuition, thanks to a Supreme Court ruling a year ago this month. The Ruling in Rudisill v. McDonough gave many vets an additional 12 months of paid ...

EvCC’s East County Campus is something that many don’t even know exist. Though it’s been closed for a while now, it’s important for students to know all of their options for where to take classes. Due ...

The ground is wet and the temperature is barely above 40 degrees fahrenheit. A man slumps against a wire fence, his hand rests on the lower tray of a shopping cart filled with his possessions. Crows ...

Sometimes choosing which hike or trail to go on can be overwhelming. Living in the Pacific Northwest provides hikers with an abundance of options. Jeanne Leader, Dean of Arts and Learning Resources at ...