News and information produced by students at Whatcom Community College, Bellingham, Wash.
In the past two weeks, the coronavirus toll in the U.S. surpassed 100,000 deaths, people around the world protested against the killing of George Floyd, and more than 400 journalists have had their First Amendment rights infringed upon. The unjustified deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, sparked…
By Ken Johnson Community college helps to bridge the chasm between the American dream and the American reality. The United States, more than most other countries, prescribes a narrative over the lives of its citizens: grade school, university, career, retirement, and then an uncomfortable death at an unfamiliar hospital, doped…
By Alex Moreno On May 7, 2017 the French elected new president Emmanuel Macron over opposing president elect Marine Le Pen. Macron is the youngest president in France’s history, has never held an elected government position, describes himself as neither left nor right, and founded his own political party in…
By Cailean Mcleod Whatcom’s Sustainability Club is open for students interested in taking part in sustainability-driven activities geared toward learning and community enrichment.
By Evan Leahy It could easily be argued that freedom of expression is the most fundamentally important liberty we enjoy in this country.
Story by Rob Andrilla Whatcom Community College has clubs for a variety of different student interests and hobbies. Currently it is home to 33 clubs, each of which is headed by members of the student body and advised by faculty members. From scholastic groups like Math Club where students can…
How can citizens have a real conversation about immigration reform if voters are not fully educated on the issue?
Ben’s opinion about Occupy and why it matters.
Katy’s Letter From the editor, October 8, 2011.
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