Shoreline Community College (SCC) is being sued by former Executive Vice President Alison Stevens, who claims she was forced to retire early after feuding with then-President Cheryl Roberts.
In her...
Recently, some SCC staff can be seen on campus three days a week, a massive contrast from what was considered normal for employees in the past.
Although the Shoreline campus remains less physically...
It’s a technophobic student’s worst nightmare. SCC has converted to a new and modern enrollment system.
Community and Technical Colleges Link (CTCLink) is the new platform through which students...
Like the quiet perennials, students are showing their faces on campus this spring. With a return to school, students have an opportunity to participate in clubs again.
On April 20th, Student Life will...
Student life has returned this spring with another opportunity for advancement. Spring’s Leadership Certificate Series started on April 7th with a workshop about Ethical Leadership.
These workshops...
Editor’s note: Since December 2019, Nova Clark has dutifully served as The Ebbtide’s editor-in-chief. After nearly four years in total with the newspaper, she is passing down her position. We appreciate...
The campus these days has been quiet.
I can hear my footsteps echo through the empty walkways. It’s peaceful yet bereft of the student chittering that makes a college feel like a college. Nonetheless,...
An ever-growing technology age invites internet users to search for information to their heart’s content. What it hides, however, is that these users are also giving away their own information for free.
Forming...
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,...
Are you one of those people who always seem to get caught off-guard by holidays? I don’t mean to scare you, but Halloween is just two days away — and if you need a costume for one of those eleventh-hour...
The first day, week or even month of fall quarter can be enough to send any new student into a tizzy; but students who are returning to in-person classes for the first time may feel especially nervous...
Online classes were already on the rise before the COVID-19 pandemic.
However, subsequent closures and stay-at-home orders only propelled remote education forward. As schools around the world made the...
