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Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

Shoreline Community College's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1965

The Ebbtide

The SCC bookstore closed up for the day.

The End of SCC’s On-Campus Bookstore

Adrien Koe, Staff writer October 25, 2024

Shoreline Community College’s bookstore, where students have purchased textbooks, merchandise, notebooks, and other school supplies at the lowest level of the PUB (Building 9000) for years, has announced...

Outstanding Student Event winners DECA State Competition

Student Leadership Award Winners Take Home the Dolphie

Nathan Hauw, Staff Writer June 14, 2024

Shoreline Community College has incredible leaders, clubs, individuals, and associations who each work hard to engage with students and staff alike. But with so many great leaders, there are bound...

Brain Rot Illustration

Brain Rot: Endemic Amongst Students

Kelly Wijaya, Co-editor May 31, 2024

Are Gen Z students the start of an academic downfall? With the world of technology ever-evolving and not even near to reaching its prime, its impact has definitely taken over numerous student’s lives...

volunteers interacting with the prison students

Unlocking Untapped Human Potential

Nathan Hauw, Staff Writer April 19, 2024

Mistakes aren’t an uncommon practice; everyone makes mistakes in their lives ever so often. However, if these mistakes escalate to serious offenses, they are considered crimes, which leads to serving...

a Headshot of Cameron Dollar SCC's new Interim athletic director

SCC Welcomes New Interim Athletic Director

Tristen Hanby, Staff Writer April 19, 2024

The Shoreline Community College community welcomes Cameron Dollar, the new interim athletic director, to campus. After former athletic director, Steve Eskridge left, Derek Levy filled in the role while...

The accessibility office on campus

Spotlight on Accessibility and Accommodations

Chris Van Hoosier, Staff Writer March 15, 2024

A little-known room sits just beyond the cashier desk in the FOSS 5000 building, which could provide support for a wide range of students. At the Student Accessibility Services Center students can be screened...

Behind the Scenes of The Ebbtide

Behind the Scenes of The Ebbtide

Jeffrey Shirts, News Editor February 3, 2023

Have you ever wondered how a news story is made? This article will reveal the secrets of the newsroom. The first part of any good article is an idea. “How you find a story is limited only by the imagination...

Jack Kahn’s First Six Months as SCC’s President

Jack Kahn’s First Six Months as SCC’s President

Astrid Alexander, Managing Editor January 20, 2023

When Jack Kahn took over as president last summer, it was a tumultuous time for the college. Things have stabilized since then, but faculty and students are still reeling from the effects of virtual learning....

New Dolphie Design

Daddy Dolphie’s Debut

Paris Apodaca, News Editor October 14, 2022

  With much anticipation preceding his arrival, the new version of Dolphie made his debut. Dolphie’s reveal was akin to a celebrity photo-op, with students and staff serving as the paparazzi....

Start Small, Build Big

Kevin Lam, Staff Writer June 10, 2022

If you follow the biggest headlines, everyday can feel like the next bad day. Big, complex problems in the world loom over our lives. Political polarization. Climate change. The Covid-19 pandemic. Drastic...

The entrance sign to Evergreen Washelli Cemetery

The Life of Graves

Kevin Lam, Staff Writer May 27, 2022

Despite being the largest in Seattle, the nearby cemetery can be easy to miss. A seven-minute drive from SCC, the Evergreen Washelli Cemetery fosters historical insight, moments of reflection and a peaceful...

Dolphins Soak Up Some Springtime Sun

Dolphins Soak Up Some Springtime Sun

Astrid Alexander, Staff Writer May 27, 2022

The air was crisp as shuttles picked up waiting students. The van driver promised the light cloud cover would burn off, giving way to blue skies later in the day. Skeptical passengers were not convinced...

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