Five years ago, an Amtrak train carrying 77 passengers derailed, killing three people and injuring 65 others.
A total of 150 donated units of blood were used to keep victims of the accident alive. However,...
Feeling a little stir-crazy?
As of late, the so-called “college experience” has come to a screeching halt, but SCC clubs are on the rise again. With winter quarter in full swing, here are two new...
The student loan servicer Navient is taking steps to settle claims from a 2017 lawsuit, and affected borrowers can look forward to compensation.
On Jan. 13, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson...
SCC requires vaccines or valid exemptions for all on-campus students and staff during winter quarter. With the current Omicron surge, being boosted is highly important: A Jan. 21 report released by the...
Every artist puts themselves in a position to be misunderstood, and Dave Chappelle is no exception.
The comedian isn’t a stranger to controversy, whether it involves turning down a $50 million renewal...
How much do you really know what someone is capable of?
In November, 18-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse went to trial for three shootings that occurred on Aug. 25, 2020 during a Black Lives Matter protest...
The Associated Student Government holds biweekly Monday meetings from 3-4:30 p.m. via Zoom. At these meetings, students are encouraged to connect with their representatives and raise questions.
On Dec....
The SCC drama department put on a nostalgic and thoughtful performance of Kimberly Belflower’s “Lost Girl,” with the exception of a few shortcomings.
Throughout the production, which was directed...
From Nov. 17-19, the Associated Student Government partnered with Student Life and the Benefits Hub to curate three virtual events dedicated to raising awareness for Seattleites suffering from housing...
Sometimes, you just know you’ll end up loving something.
This was my case with “Get Smart,” the iconic espionage sitcom that ran from 1965-1970 on CBS — but it wasn’t quite love...
For the first time in 20 months, the James Wade Theater in Edmonds will be opening its doors to present “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” performed by the non-profit Edmonds Driftwood Players.
The...
The ASG holds bi-weekly Monday meetings from 3-4:30pm via Zoom. At these meetings, students are encouraged to connect with their representatives and raise questions.
On Nov 21, the ASG reviewed the...
