When the state of Washington made it illegal for tribes to fish for salmon in their usual and accustomed places, it was a declaration of war. Fish War follows the tribes’ fight to exercise their treaty-reserved fishing rights.
Panel discussion follows the film, along with Native Artisan Vendors and Native Drumming.
Please join us for this free community screening event.
Join the Office of yəhaw̓ in celebrating the Day of the Dead at our new yəhaw̓ Center for Student Empowerment. Bring photos of your dearly departed and/or make a craft to add to our ofrenda! You may also choose to participate in creating our community art piece by making some art of your own—materials and prompts provided to make it a stress-free experience.
When: 10/27 – 11/3, 12pm – 5pm
Where: yəhaw̓ Center for Student Engagement (9114, former bookstore)
Join us at this upcoming information session for students on the process of transferring to Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Washington.
Host: Madeline R. Miller, Academic Counselor – Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Undergraduate Programs at the University of Washington.
Learn how to tell your story in transfer and scholarship applications in this hands-on workshop!
We’ll use the UW transfer personal statement prompt as an example, but we encourage you to bring prompts for any schools, scholarships, and/or programs you’re applying to!
No matter which stage of the writing process you are in for your personal statement draft, bring what you have to the workshop! That might look like: ideas, notes, or a rough draft.
Immediately after the workshop, there will be opportunities for you to have one-on-one appointments with our Writing Studio Tutors, who can help you with your ideas and drafts.
A Shoreline twist on a traditional feira/feria-a fair to celebrate what it means to be Latine/x. There will be a live performance of Folklorico dancers and a proclamation issued by the Mayor of Shoreline.
The International Student Leaders and Black Student Union present Halloween Party! Put on your costumes* and join us for a night of food, fun, games, and music. Open to all current Shoreline students.
Date: Thursday 10/23/25
Time: 6:00-9:00pm
Location: 9000 Building Main Dining Room
*Please keep costumes appropriate; culturally appropriative or vulgar costumes may not be allowed. Weapons, real or fake, are not permitted. Large bags and backpacks will be checked at coat check on site.
Please join us for music and refreshments in the SC Gallery this coming Thursday to celebrate creative collaborations between these emerging artists and community organizations!
DATE: Thursday, Oct. 16
TIME: 4 – 6 p.m.
PLACE: 1000 Building Art Gallery
Documentary Photography coursework, taught by faculty member Lauren Greathouse at Shoreline Community College, focuses on the culmination of an entire quarter of visual storytelling and service to the community. These Shoreline student artists spent an entire quarter working in collaboration with a non-profit of their choosing within the Seattle area, merging art and agency through the selection of images on display.
Thank you all for sharing! See you at the celebration!
A Shoreline twist on a traditional feira/feria-a fair to celebrate what it means to be Latine/x. There will be a live performance of Folklorico dancers and a proclamation issued by the Mayor of Shoreline.
We invite you to join the Career Center and discover free online tools that help you explore what you love—and connect to real careers, job opportunities, and Shoreline programs that fit your goals.
Whether you’re still figuring things out or further along in your process, these tools are geared to help you figure out next steps and turn your interests into a plan.
DATE: 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month during fall quarter 2025
