Tony Doupe, a years-long professor of acting and theater at Shoreline, recently premiered his first feature film Winter Island to a worldwide audience. Doupe is beloved by students for his dedicated craft...
Shoreline Community College’s annual Halloween Party, a delightfully spooky celebration organized by International Student Leaders, began at 6 p.m. in the main dining room of the PUB on Oct. 25.
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This year’s International Education Transfer Fair was held on Oct. 30 at the PUB (Building 9000). The fair featured around 70 different colleges and universities from all over the United States and some...
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the country. Players of all ages and skill levels are enjoying the activity first invented in 1965 on Bainbridge Island, a mere ferry ride away from campus....
The 61st annual Wild Mushroom Show hosted by the Puget Sound Mycological Society (PSMS) took place in the PUB building on the weekend of Oct. 19 and 20. Audience turnout likely equaled or surpassed last...
Through the Lens: Documentary Photography is an on-campus exhibit in the Admin Building (1000) that displays many photographs made by students of instructor Lauren Greathouse. In her course Documentary...
Shoreline Community College's AFA Portfolio Show Exhibit stands as a testament to the exceptional talent and hard work of its students. Over the span of two years, these aspiring artists have...
A ferry ride away from downtown Seattle, Bainbridge Island floats in the Puget Sound Basin. The Island’s downtown is within walking distance of the ferry port. Encapsulating local artworks, shopping...
The 50th Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF)was held in part at the Shoreline Community College Theater from May 9 to May 19. This year's festival featured 24 in-person screenings, showcasing approximately...
Lo and behold, a comedy drama-thriller show that has made its way up to Netflix’s Top No. 3 TV shows — a limited series entitled “Baby Reindeer.” A riveting tale that was inspired by the show’s...
If you’re like most students at SCC, you’re probably drinking from a tumbler right now. These insulated, reusable beverage containers are everywhere and the campus is no exception.
SCC student Danny...
On the rare occasions that Washington gifts us a beautiful day, one might wonder which sights to hurriedly visit before the next gray cloud hovers over Rain City. Aside from the one and only icon — Seattle’s...
