Evergreen News & Stories
Olympia, WA -- The Evergreen State College Board of Trustees announced today they have selected three final candidates in the search for Evergreen’s next president, following a national search.
“We have three capable and talented individuals who would bring great experience, energy and perspective to this vital role,” said Board of Trustees Chair Karen Fraser, a retired Washington state senator and former Evergreen adjunct faculty.
Evergreen Student Wellness, in partnership with the Chehalis Tribe, will host their first vaccination event on campus Friday, April 16 from 8 am until 4 pm.
The Chehalis Tribe has generously offered both the vaccine and their time to support the event.
While Evergreen will remain remote and hybrid for spring and summer quarters, the college anticipates safely teaching and learning more in-person in the fall 2021 quarter.
“Evergreen has done a great job of keeping students, staff and faculty safe over the past year,” said Vice President for College Relations Sandra Kaiser, who leads Evergreen’s preparations for fall 2021.
March 19, 2021
Dear Campus Community,
Our flags on campus are at half-mast today in mourning for eight people brutally murdered in Atlanta earlier this week. Evergreen stands united with everyone grieving the loss of eight lives, of which six were Asian women.
It's time to apply for graduation!
Seniors who are graduating this year need to apply to graduate.
Please complete your graduation application no later than Thursday, April 1st to participate in this year’s virtual commencement.
Other important notes:
Dear Students,
I hope you have had a successful start to winter quarter in these unprecedented times. Everyone at Evergreen is focused on supporting your learning and well-being. I am writing to share plans with you about the remainder of this academic year and Evergreen’s goal to offer in-person instruction in Fall 2021.