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

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

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 ...

“A Minecraft Movie” is an action-filled chaotic blend of semi-realistic cubed CGI, humor in the form of Jack Black being Jack Black, sidelined female characters, and homoerotic entertainment. In a ...

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 ...

On April 9, 2025, the Everett City Council approved a bold new initiative in a 5-1 vote: The implementation of cutting-edge AI-powered drones as first responders for the Everett Police Department.

Think driving electric will save you cash? Washington is looking to prove you wrong! And what’s worse — their new bill will hurt every driver’s wallet. The proposal of a new bill (HB 1921) intends to ...

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 ...

The bright, white-walled room hums with quiet intensity. Rows of desks stretch across the space, some topped with sleek Mac computers, others occupied by creative stations — one with a ...

If you’ve been on a college campus, there’s a strong likelihood you’ve seen your fellow students holding a caffeinated drink while rushing to class. Whether you’re looking for a place to socialize, to ...

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 ...

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, as of July 2023, women make up an estimated 50.5 percent of the U.S. population. We earn the majority of bachelor’s degrees or higher, own a collective 1.13 ...