The Organic Farm is one of Evergreen’s most iconic institutions, founded in 1972 as an answer to the back-to-the-land movement and concerns about industrial agriculture. It has always served as an outlet for hands-on learning, ecologicalstewardship, and community engagement. After a COVID-related lull, the farm is prospering anew. A host […]
May 7, 2025 Port Angeles, WA
Forest Defenders Blockade Against Clearcutting of Endangered Legacy Forest In the Elwha Watershed Port Angeles, WA — Forest defenders launched a blockade this morning in order to halt the clearcut logging of one of the last low-elevation mature forests in the Elwha Watershed. This century-old forest, located on the Olympic […]
Evergreen Alumni: Diana Arens
By: Ella Colwell The Olympia music scene is deeply saddened by the news of community member and Evergreen alumni Diana Arens passing. Arens was deeply respected as she started at KAOS as a live sound engineer in 1993, where she eventually became the KAOS Program Director as well as the […]
Interview With Michaela Anderson
I came to Evergreen because I was seeking structure and a sense of direction. Evergreen has helped me greatly as an artist by giving me access to resources, mentors, and an entire community of creatives that I didn’t have before. I get to work with talented artists like Meg Reed […]
Evergreen Media and Film Festival: Take 2
By Finn Manning (poster by Ava Monner) Almost a year ago, the first edition of the Evergreen Media and Film Festival took place in Purce Hall on June 6th. Amidst a drought of media courses, Evergreen filmmakers had a venue to share their work and make connections. I have made […]
Ouroboros Seinor Art Exhibit
On April 14th, 2025, Evergreen’s senior and graduating art students collaborated to open the second annual Ouroboros art exhibit, in the art gallery space on the main floor of Evans Hall.The first work I happened upon when visiting this gallery was a collection of six gelatin prints, what appear to […]
Evergreen Media and Film Festival: Take 2
By Finn Manning (poster by Ava Monner) Almost a year ago, the first edition of the Evergreen Media and Film Festival took place in Purce Hall on June 6th. Amidst a drought of media courses, Evergreen filmmakers had a venue to share their work and make connections. I have made […]
Solarpunk Survivalist’s Guide: Thriving Through Resilience and Action
By Michael Joseph and Aeowyn Isobel The challenges we face—climate change, political instability, systemic injustice—can feel overwhelming. But Solarpunk offers us a vision of hope, resilience, and action. This guide isn’t about naive optimism or doomer despair; it’s about meaningful meliorism—the belief that with thoughtful effort, we can make things […]
I Studied in Denmark, and SO Should You
by Aiden Gumaer Exchange at Roskilde University is best thing I have ever done for my education, full stop. I’ve learned a hell of a lot of things that simply aren’t taught at Evergreen, met people from all across the world, and enjoyed myself tremendously. I have never once regretted […]
A Conversation With Dr. Angela Davis: Collective Struggle in Critical Times
By Sylvie Delaney On the dark, rainy evening of February 21st, I sought light and cover and found both — in more ways than one — at the conversation taking place at the Capitol Theater. Dr. Angela Davis, long standing freedom fighter and progressive scholar, held a talk at the […]