Running Start Students Voice Perspectives
By: Steven Astere Staff Writer How do high schoolers feel about Running Start before they enroll? Are they overwhelmed? Nervous? Excited? The campus is home...
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Fashion Gives Students an Outlet for Self-Expression
Click the link to read the newest issue of The Current: https://issuu.com/thecurrcentgrcc/docs/thecurrent_4.23.19
Campus Corner Apartments Regulates Cigarette Litter
By: Hinata Kokobun
Staff Writer
With the perceived lack of garbage cans around Campus Corner Apartments (CCA), Green River College reviews other efforts to clean up cigarette waste around campus.
The Gator Grill Strives Towards Healthier Options for Their Menu
By: Ritwan Abdinor
Staff Writer
The Green River Gator Grill team is striving to achieve good healthy options for students of the Green River community.
TRIO Services Offers Support to Promote Student Success
By: Satchit Dahal
Staff Writer
The TRIO at Green River provides many necessary resources and help to students that are eligible.
15-Year-Old Student Graduates With the College’s Class of 2019
By: Lamar Toppin Staff Writer Ricko Sample is a 15-year-old student who is attending his final quarter at Green River this spring. Sample is an...
Rising Artist Tackles a Variety of Complex Art Mediums
By: Sarah Dees Staff Writer Student Gretchen Immel produces a variety of art despite having two jobs. Immel has enjoyed art ever since she was...
Student’s Obsession with Perfection Leads Them to Dropping Classes
By: Abdirizak Abdi Staff Writer In many classrooms today lingers the unabating obsession with grades, and the consequences impact how students view learning and themselves....
Avengers: Endgame Premier Tickets Skyrocket to $5,000
By: Ryan Childress
Staff Writer
On the early morning of April 2, an audible snap shook the internet.This snap came from the release of tickets to the newest Marvel movie, Avengers: Endgame.
Author’s Lectures Inspire Students to Reflect on Their Personal Narrative
By: Satinder Rehal
Staff Writer
Green River College held their One Book lectures and workshops in the Student Union lead by Dr. C. Nicole Mason on the topics of intersectional feminism and how it connects with sharing narratives.
