Every home, small business and school runs on electricity. So when the price of electricity rises, the impact is felt by all. During its bi-monthly Board of Commissioners meeting on Dec. 2, the ...

Nine tables lined the perimeter of the Whitehorse Hall atrium. Some were topped with boxes of tools, others with sewing ...

Everyone has heard about a “mic drop” moment; a moment that leaves the audience feeling or understanding something at a ...

Following a Grammy-winning album is a nerve-racking affair — and tensions grow higher when the album in question has four ...

Having nothing to do on a Friday night except sulk and think about piles of homework can be easily solved with $10 in your pocket. On 1618 Hewitt Ave. right in downtown lies Lucky Dime, a local venue, ...

What brought you to the Clipper? I am pursuing a career in sports media. While I’m not sure exactly what I want to do within that world, I am leaning towards sideline reporting. I want to get as much ...

The Port of Everett is open for boating season, with some new guidelines put in place to ensure public safety. As you drive North or South on I-5 it’s hard to miss all of the open water and boatyards ...

On Nov. 16, Cynthia Clarke, beloved head of EvCC’s anthropology department, died at 63 years old due to a reoccurring battle with cancer. Preferring to be called Cynthia rather than Ms. or Professor ...

Thanks to the Ocean Research College Academy (ORCA), EvCC is now recognized as a global contributor to marine research. ORCA a Running Start program that focuses on applying analytical thinking to ...

Everett Community College has announced a new graduation pathway for students. The Diversity, Equity and Social Justice (DESJ) academic track. This university transfer degree focuses on the study of ...

Summer — the season of sun, beaches and vacation. As the spring quarter reaches its end, one needs to figure out what they’re going to do with their break. Some of you may be staying home with your ...

Those arriving on campus this fall may have noticed the large screens and bright signage that have recently adorned the space between Gray Wolf Hall (GWH) and Parks Student Union (PSU). “Start Here” ...