By: William Baliton
A&E Editor
Green River alumnus, Kartik Sarda, has recently published a new sci-fi thriller novel about Sprachia, a mysterious world caught in power struggles and turmoil.
Theater Events and Productions Hosted at Green River College
By: Jayden Valencia
Staff Writer
Green River College performs several theater productions throughout the course of the year between two theater companies, the Green River Theater Company and Heavier Than Air.
Impressive Green River Mens’ Cross Country Team Prepares for Finals
By: Kaelyn Walls
Staff Writer
This year’s Green River College (GRC) Cross Country team has had a good season so far, and Coach Robert Bartholomew expects that trend to continue.
Green River’s Halloween Party Creates a Spooky Atmosphere
By: Rachel Knittle
Staff Writer
The Green River College Halloween Party offered many exciting activities for students and faculty.
Green River has a Number of Four Year Degrees but Needs More
By: Mario Pimentel
Staff Writer
Green River College has started to obtain a number of four-year year degrees, but what is the plan moving forward?
Green River Partners with the King County Library System
By: Margo Mead
Editor-in-Chief
Green River College has created a new partnership with the King County Library System (KCLS) allowing each Green River student to have an online KCLS library card.
Ocean Acidification Forcing Endless Marine Species to Extinction
By: Kaelyn Walls
Staff Writer
While the term “global warming” is familiar to the vast majority of Americans today, ocean acidification is a lesser-known, but equally important, environmental blight.
Running Start Pays for Blossoming Students
By: Raelyn Clark
Staff Writer
Green River College offers a wide variety of programs, the most popular being Running Start.
Social Media: An Excellent Tool of Communication that Students Use and Abuse
By Jayden Valencia
Staff Writer
In this day and age, social media is an excellent tool to have to keep in touch with friends and to stay up to date with individual interests.
Blue Blocker Glasses Saving Students from Vision Damage
By: Rachel Knittle
Staff Writer
Students should consider investing in Blue Blocker glasses in order to better their eyesight and protect from long-term damage.