A new addition on campus this quarter is the presence of food trucks in the plaza outside Gray Wolf Hall. While this could be ...

It’s the first day of college and the success of your first day depends on many colliding factors: Where are your classes?

I joined the Clipper as I’m trying to figure out what I want to pursue. I also want to put myself out more. Journalism is one ...

What interests you about journalism? Being around people and having a voice for people that don’t. What do you consider your greatest achievement? Scoring my first ever touchdown in my second to last ...

Séances gained popularity in mid-19th century America during the Spiritualist Movement, when many people were open to contacting their loved ones in the afterlife. Mediums claimed to have the ability ...

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 ...

There is an old saying “Those who can’t do, teach”, but EvCC Photography Instructor Nancy Jones stands in defiance of this common turn of phrase. The details of her life are a testament to the vast ...

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 ...

In the heart of EvCC, the Walter Price Student Fitness Center serves as an opportunity for students to improve their physical health, relieve stress, and develop self-confidence. Located at 2206 Tower ...

Be sure to grab a quick bite or fuel your daily dose of caffeine to help with those lectures ahead, Parks Student Union has long awaited the return of a coffee shop and finally received one, welcoming ...

What is Your Goal with Being a Journalist? My goal with being a Journalist is to do what I think my role in a community ought to be. I do not see myself as the main star, nor do I want to be. I find ...

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 ...