On Thursday, October 15, Shoreline College will join King County in celebrating the opening of a new official ballot drop box with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2:30 p.m.
The new drop box, located in the Shoreline College Visitor Parking Lot on the south end of campus, will provide a convenient, secure way for voters to return their ballots during election season.
The new location is the 99th ballot drop box in King County and the 12th to be installed at a local college or university. By bringing ballot access to campus, the partnership helps remove barriers to participation and encourages greater civic engagement.
For many young adults, college is where lifelong habits of civic participation begin. Having a ballot drop box on campus makes it easier for students to become active voters, stay engaged with issues that affect their communities, and have their voices heard.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Date: Thursday, October 15
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Location: Visitors Parking Lot, south end of the Shoreline College campus
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Now is the perfect time for voters to start planning how they will return their ballots, and the new drop box offers a convenient option close to home.
If you don’t have a Shoreline ID card yet, mark your calendars – our fall quarter ID card event is coming up soon!
Current studentscan get ID cards made October 6-8. Stop by the Willow Welcome Desk (Building 5000) between 8:30am – 4:30pm to pick up a number and get in line to take your photo! In addition to the daytime hours, we’ll also be available October 6 from 5pm – 7pm.
Please come prepared with your ctcLink number and a Photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport).
Use Promo Code DRIVE-OCT25 when scheduling your appointment at our blood drive in October and you’ll receive 25 bonus points in Bloodworks’ new Donor Rewards Club. Learn more at www.bloodworksnw.org/rewardsclub
The Seattle Latino Film Festival (SLFF) returns for its 18th Annual Edition, bringing nine days of cinema, culture, music, and international voices to audiences throughout the Seattle area.
From October 9–17, 2026, SLFF will present 65 films from 16 countries across 11 venues, making this year’s festival one of its most ambitious editions to date.
The 2026 program will feature narrative features, documentaries, and short films representing the extraordinary diversity of Latin American, Latino, Spanish, and Portuguese-language cinema, alongside special presentations and cultural collaborations throughout King County.
For more information and to purchase your pass, please visit the SLFF website.
Join the yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment for our fall quarter Dolphin Day Mixer! The event is open to new and returning students. Get a chance to talk to more people after the New Student Welcome. The event will have games, snacks and information on exciting, upcoming events!
Sankofa is the Black and African learning community focused on building peer support, job exploration, and college transfer opportunities for students. We want to build a strong community at Shoreline and hope to see more students interested in our upcoming events.
Make Your Own D&D Dice Ready to level up your tabletop game? Join us for a creative, beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll design your own custom dice using resin molds. Mix in glitter, confetti, colors, and a little bit of magic to create a one-of-a-kind set that’s uniquely yours.
All supplies are provided—just bring your imagination! Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or new to D&D, this is a fun way to craft something special and connect with fellow gamers.
Come out for the Concert Band & Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert, featuring two powerhouse ensembles under the direction of Christopher Vongvithayamathakul and Jeffrey Kashiwa. And that’s not all — the night will be elevated by outstanding faculty soloists: Anjali Chudasama on mezzo soprano, Jeffrey Kashiwa blazing on saxophone, and Matt Jorgensen driving it all on drums.
