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...
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 Link Light Rail, a rapid transit system serving Seattle residents, offers faster and more convenient transportation to major areas in the city, including the University of Washington, Downtown Seattle,...
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...
Election Day is in less than three weeks, and the hype around it has been unavoidable. The people of the United States of America can vote for whom they believe should be the next president on Nov. 5....
A large assembly of new Shoreline students this year occurred at the International Orientation on Sept. 16 and Sept. 17. Shoreline Community College accepted more than 3200 domestic and 700 international...
The block fair held on Thursday, October 3rd offered the opportunity to learn about over 20 departments and programs on campus. In the courtyard outside of the PUB building, both new and current students...
Ozempic has been declared a "miracle" weight-loss drug by multiple news outlets and various celebrities and influencers. However, Ozempic was originally approved in December 2017 to help people with type...
Students and faculty were out in numbers enjoying the sun breaks and drizzle mists in turns. Lines for free boba tea stretched long.
The yearly Sunfest event to celebrate the coming of June — which...
SCC’s post-baccalaureate program is making waves by helping aspiring healthcare professionals achieve their dreams. This rigorous program, designed for those who have already earned undergraduate degrees,...
Writers in The Ebbtide have once again claimed their victories winning across various categories in the 2024 Pacific Northwest Association of Journalism Educators (PNAJE) contest.
The PNAJE contest...
