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In 2024, when King County’s HOPE program launched at Shoreline College, its aim was both simple and ambitious: to break the cycle of poverty by providing on-campus housing to homeless students as they pursued their college and career goals. Housing for Post-secondary Education (HOPE) began…
Jenn Christison (née Mestl) was under a lot of pressure when she was in high school. Competing…
In the three years since ChatGPT made its public debut, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a defining element of…
Growing up, Micah Gelfand was always intrigued by science in the natural world. “I remember when I…
In the Spring of 2024, Suzanne Hitz returned to Shoreline College with a big puzzle to solve.…
Shoreline College is pleased to welcome April Nilsen as the new Associate Vice President of Development &…
On Thursday, June 18, 2026, Shoreline College celebrated a historic milestone as the 20 graduates of its…
Tom Ranken had a very successful career, successfully navigating the challenges of several very different fields as…
Shoreline College is pleased to announce that Carley Borgen has been selected as the College’s new Associate…
When students, parents, high school counselors, and teachers reach out to Shoreline’s Running Start program, their first…