The Shoreline Community College Foundation offers students over 200 scholarships annually. The 2025 / 2026 applications for awards ranging from $1000 to $2500 opened on Jan. 29 and will remain available...

Students from campuses all over Washington state and Japan attended Seijin-Shiki USA on Jan. 19. The Japanese in America Foundation (JIA) hosts this event annually, with this being the sixth iteration....

If you’ve recently been around Shoreline Community College for any duration of time, you have likely noticed that a new building is under construction. It’s been designated building 6400 and named...

Prepare to use your billiard skills, as a new club dedicated to billiards has opened in the game room within the PUB (Building 9000). The weekly meeting will be held every Monday from 2 to 3 p.m. In their...

It was a miracle shot at the buzzer made from three-quarters down the court. Everett Community College player Henry Ihrig threw up the prayer on Jan. 18, beating Shoreline Community College with a final...

Correlations between behavioral and sex therapy, how housing prices and rents have displaced people, and the effects of caffeine on your nervous system are all topics among the research projects being...

Applying to university involves more than just submitting grades. Most applications also require recommendation letters and a personal statement. But what exactly is a personal statement? A personal...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...