Winter quarter for SCC has officially started as new students from all around the world gathered in their new second home where they would pursue their education and meet new faces. Student Life put on...
It's not too late to apply and reserve your seat, but deadlines are approaching quickly. Friday, Jan. 12, is the last day to sign up for the class requirements without instructor approval, and [UPDATE:]...
Delicate ceramic artifacts destined for holiday shoppers around the Shoreline community were featured at the 27th annual Holiday Sale, held recently on Nov. 29 and 30 in the Visual Arts Building 2000....
The quarter is almost over and winter break is right around the corner. A surge in STEM-related clubs has been seen over the years. A diverse array of STEM clubs, ranging from mathematics and health science...
After a fun and exciting two months filled with many school events, the fall quarter has finally come to a close. With it, the curtain rises to reveal a heart-wrenching predicament that fills many SCC...
Ghost students have been a persistent problem for Shoreline Community College, as well as the greater community college ecosystem for years. The term “ghost student” refers to a fraudulently created...
Misty mornings, falling leaves, crisp air, and distinctive scents hail the arrival of autumn. This olfactory experience is an integral part of the season. In essence, fall is a time of transition, reflection,...
As the holidays arrive, international students at SCC, attending school thousands of miles away from comforting foods and traditions, find themselves turning to local sources for familiar dishes from longed-for...
Beneath the Ray Howard Library and Media Center, tucked between the Drama Department and Technical Support Services center, is the 4102 Student Computer Lab. Once a haven for focused work with top-notch...
It’s finally that time of year where audiences chant under the glow of gymnasium lights and the sound of basketballs pounding against the hardwood floor echoes throughout the arena. The long-awaited...
The intoxicating aroma of fresh morel mushrooms frying in butter and garlic filled the PUB lobby on a recent sunny and chilly late-October weekend, as the Puget Sound Mycological Society hosted its 60th...
Spring Break is the time for civil rights landmarks, museums, and historic churches, according to flyers blanketing campus. While Seattleites trudge through another misty March, most dream of traveling...
