Do you enjoy good food? If so, you don’t need to go far!
Ever since I moved to Washington, I’ve been searching for the best places to satisfy my appetite; and so far, four Shoreline-area restaurants...
The Ebbtide has garnered four awards and one honorable mention at the 2021 Pacific Northwest Association of Journalism Educators (PNAJE) contest.
This year, the organization received 262 submissions...
SCC President Roberts has presided over significant financial decline and budget deficits during her tenure, and faculty and staff alike have felt the effects.
The decline has occurred over a period...
ASG President Sunshine Cheng has been reelected for a second term.
The 2021-22 ASG presidential election concluded with 42 votes for Cheng and 29 votes for her opponent, Samira Jimaale. The results were...
Origins: True Tales of the Immigrant Experience
7:30-9:30 p.m., June 11 & 12; YouTube livestream
The Ray Howard Library YouTube channel will be hosting live presentations of “Origins: True Tales...
Seattle has housed a rich and vibrant music scene for decades.
At every turn, you can feel the budding potential of new musicians and the legacies of yesteryear's legends. While riding Lime bikes...
78 years after his death, a U.S. Air Force officer has finally come home. The body of World War II Sgt. Alfred Turgeon was identified Jan. 13 and returned to his family in Shoreline on May 14, 2021.
American...
SCC’s new acting president has been selected: Phillip King, Vice President for Student Learning, will take on the role effective July 1.
Current President Cheryl Roberts will leave her position June...
COVID-19 seems to have found its way everywhere — even to SCC’s dorms.
SCC student, dorm resident and basketball player Eric Overgaard Jr. was diagnosed with the virus in early April. On May 5,...
We’ve all experienced it: The feeling of hearing a song and being all-but-physically sent back in time to an ultra-specific moment.
It’s a powerful phenomenon. But what causes it?
This type of...
I just can’t get enough superhero movies and TV shows.
Looking back, I’ve reviewed “The Boys,” “WW84,” “WandaVision” and Zack Snyder’s director’s cut of “Justice League.” For...
Shinrin-yoku, or “forest bathing,” is a practice originating from Japan that involves taking in the forest through the senses.
The practice has been shown to result in various physical and psychological...
