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...
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...
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...
From May 2 to 6, SCC’s International Student Leaders (ISL) hosted a week of events to promote cultural understanding and inclusivity. Monday-Wednesday featured international students Michel,...
Voice-over Broadcasting Workshop
On May 17, SCC is offering a two-hour long workshop on voice-over broadcasting in commercials, film and videos. This introductory workshop plans to teach students the...
Dolphie, SCC’s mascot, is getting an upgrade. Did you know that before we were the Dolphins, we were Samurai?
Before Dolphie, our mascot was a samurai, representing honor and courage. SCC’s...
Students returned to the Shoreline Campus this quarter after a two-year hiatus. As more students return and activities around campus resume, a few stomachs rumble and questions linger. Where are the food...
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,...
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...
