Washington State Food Truck Association (WSFTA) began providing Food Truck Vendors on January 6th. You can view the schedule of upcoming Food Trucks on the Washington State Food Truck Association website.

While we transition to the new contractor, we expect some logistical hiccups. Please send feedback if you have any to Joe Mazur or Gayla Hocker during this time. 

If you don’t have a Shoreline ID card yet, mark your calendars – our winter quarter ID card event is coming up soon!

Current students, staff, and faculty can get ID cards made January 27-29. Stop by the FOSS Welcome Desk (Building 5000) between 8:30am – 4:30pm to pick up a number and get in line to take your photo! In addition to the daytime hours, we’ll also be available January 27 from 5pm – 7pm.

Please come prepared with your ctcLink number and a Photo ID (such as a driver’s license or passport).

If you have any questions please email us at navigate@shoreline.edu.

We have exciting news to share! The votes are in, and our new college logo has been selected! 

We received 1,250 votes from across our community, and we’re excited to share that more than half of those votes came from our students. Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote, give feedback, and help shape this important moment for our college. 

Our new logo builds on our existing brand by keeping key colors and giving a nod to our original wave design, while introducing native flora that helps to further reflect our sense of place. As a beautiful, tree-filled campus located along the shores of the Puget Sound, this design thoughtfully represents who we are and the environment that surrounds our college. 

The logo integrates Shoreline’s iconic waves with the solid strength of the Western Red Cedar, symbolizing movement, growth, and resilience. These elements honor our Pacific Northwest setting, cultural connections, and the transformative journeys our students take as they move forward in their education. 

The Western Red Cedar holds deep cultural significance for Indigenous Peoples of the Coast Salish region and represents cedar symbolizes life, resilience, and interconnectedness.  It serves as a living reminder of the community spirit that is integral to our mission, vision, values, and our commitment to equity and belonging. 

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to Senior Graphic Designer Mia Bradshaw for her outstanding work throughout this process, as well as to everyone who shared ideas, feedback, and thoughtful suggestions along the way. 

Over the coming weeks, we will begin rolling out our new logo alongside our new name, Shoreline College. You’ll start to see these elements reflected across both internal and external communications, and we will share the tools and guidance you will need to make the changes to your own documents and projects. Please note that this transition will happen gradually, and we appreciate your patience as we implement this historic change. 

For now, we ask that you do not make changes to email signatures, publications, or other materials until you receive further guidance. If you have an immediate project or design need, please submit a graphic design request through our support site. I am also happy to answer any questions you may have.