*Edited Mar 2nd, 2026 to clarify who is not doublecast and to add breaking news on alcohol rules for the production of Cabaret. “It was the end of the world. And I was dancing…” This is how...

This week has had a variety of important events. The start of Lent for Christians, Ramadan for Muslims, Valentines’ Day and many more. Among those events is the Lunar New Year, the start of the new year...

Edwin Pratt is, unfortunately, best known for his assassination on Jan. 26, 1969. But historians and civil rights leaders alike want him to also be remembered for his contributions to the civil rights...

As music director Anjali Chudasama guides the ensemble of actors for Shoreline College’s upcoming production of “Cabaret" through rehearsal, she emphasizes one important note: keep your chest open...

Last Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks won against the Los Angeles Rams, with a score of 31 to 27. Meaning that the Seahawks are headed to the Super Bowl in February.    The Politics of it all  This...

Hybrid learning is still normal here at Shoreline College, and teachers are expected to have the equipment required for recording online lessons. But access to a decent camera, a good microphone, or even...

Winter quarter started off with breakfast tables, welcome parties, and an unexpected guest: a Microsoft system outage.  Shoreline College had been planning to migrate all student emails and services...

Shoreline College hosted its annual Giving Table luncheon on Nov. 15, bringing together nearly 300 guests—who collectively raised nearly $100,000—along with donors, staff, students, and community members...

It’s a question students often ask: What happened to the Multicultural and Gender Equity centers? They’re empty—did Trump shut them down? The outside windows of their former offices reveal bare floors...

For many Shoreline students, worrying about the next meal is a daily reality. This issue was exacerbated during the federal government shutdown, when the Trump administration temporarily cut funding...

When is a root not a root, yet remains rooted? That’s the question Ashley “Q” Quast, a 3D design faculty member who uses they/them pronouns, explores in eight sculpted forms made from driftwood,...

Many years ago, Shoreline librarians had their own The Ebbtide column called Carrel Notes—the name refers to the small study cubicles found in libraries. These articles were recently rediscovered these...