Tuesday, Oct. 10. An entire country dejected. That is, for those who knew that anything significant happened in the sports world, it wasn’t good if you root for U.S. soccer. The U.S. Men’s National...
Phin women's basketball has a new head coach.
Amy Donovan has an Ivy League education, expertise in multiple sports and her own sports performance company.
Growing Up
Donovan hails from the Evergreen...
With the start of the new quarter, it is not too late to have a fresh start with new people and new surprises. For me, it’s “been there, done that” when forgetting someone who I’m in love with...
When we talk about exhibitions we might think of fancy art galleries, museums and historical places. But, perhaps surprisingly, SCC is one of those places as well. SCC’s art space presents pieces from...
Upon entering the Quiet Dining Room, students were greeted by international students donning Japanese yukatas, or light cotton kimonos. Beside the doors, students wrote down their dreams, desires and goals...
There were 43.4 million adults in the U.S. who experienced mental illness in 2015 (not including substance use disorders). This makes up 17.9 percent of the adult population, according to the National...
When we hear about the troubles afflicting refugees in a far-off place like Syria, it’s easy to feel powerless to help. But Rita Zawaideh, founder of the Salaam Cultural Museum (SCM, 1996), believes...
Campus Safety and Security can be found in the basement of the PUB in Room 5102. It’s a separate door from Workforce Education.
They can also be reached at (206) 546-4633.
THEFT
9:30 a.m., Oct. 6, 2500...
Left to Right: panelists James Hong, Thoa Nguyen, Kim Long, moderator Christoph Giebel.
Three panelists of varying ages and situations who came, or were moved, to America because of the Vietnam War spoke...
It didn’t occur to Shoreline City Councilmember Jesse Salomon to pursue politics until he was 19 and already in college. Though he wasn’t raised in politics, Salomon said his parents raised him to...
Halloween fright begins its reign over SCC with a cult-classic.
SCC’s campus theater kickstarted October with a musical comedy, “The Addams Family,” based off of American cartoonist Charles Addams’...
“Registered to vote?”
A student hurries past three women in the PUB. This process is repeated four times, until, finally: “Registered to vote?”
“You bet!” a man says, as he smiles at the women.
The...
