"Despite this being the first time we, the Art and Design Club, hosted an art contest here at Highline, the turnout was rather good. We had stations that featured a different medium of art (whether it be clay, paints, or markers) and had attendees choose which medium they would like their art piece to be. When everyone was finished with their art piece, we held a vote and attendees selected their favorite art piece from each medium, and the one with the most votes won prizes. There were 2 prizes total: a fine liner set, a coloring book, and a watercolor set. The aim of this event was to provide a low stakes fun competition to students who might want to unwind after their classes. We had achieved that, and for our first major event of the year I would say that it was very successful." -Arts & Design Club

"On Wednesday January 31, Women in Cybersecurity Highline College Chapter hosted a seminar and lock picking workshop from 11:00am-3:30pm in Mt. Constance/Olympus, in Building 8, Highline College. Special guest, Matt Burrough, gave valuable insight into the field of red teaming and penetration testing, followed by a great demonstration on lockpicking by him and his colleague Peter South from Seattle Locksport. Shout out to Basma Basem and the WiCyS Western Washington affiliate for helping make this event possible." -Women in Cybersecurity, Highline Chapter

The Cybersecurity Club recently competed in the Department of Energy’s Cyberforce competition. This experience gave our team valuable insight into seeing cybersecurity practices in the real world. We learned how to secure infrastructure given to us a week prior to the competition, along with learning how websites interact with databases and what security goes along with that. Another key piece of experience we got was completing a C-suite brief video and security documentation. Lastly, we got to network with over 100 other schools from across the country and hear from laboratories and companies offering internships. This competition was an invaluable step in our educational journey and highlights the importance of having clubs to go to these events.

On Saturday September 9, 2023 members of Physics Club went on a field trip to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory in Richland, WA. Club members observed the analytical methods scientists use to detect gravitational waves which ripple through space as a result of massive cosmic events, like colliding black holes and neutron stars.

On May 16, KPop Club hosted their KPop Event in Mt. Constance/Olympus, Building 8. Members from the club, as well as other Highline students who are fans of KPop, came together to celebrate KPop music and culture, as well as Korean culture and food. KPop music was playing, yummy Korean snacks and beverages were consumed, and Korean-inspired games were played.