Cole Sowders
Cole Sowders is the Sports Editor for The Clackamas Print. He enjoys collecting vintage clothes and attending metal shows. He in currently in the DMC program at CCC.
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Cole Sowders Sports Editor The first week of college can feel like stepping onto the field and not knowing where the lines are. New students are learning their schedules, finding their classrooms and meeting new people they may have never seen before. Student-athletes face different challenges, however: learning how to balance practices, games and academics…
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By Cole Sowders News Editor On May 17, 2026, the House of Representatives within Congress decisively passed a bill to address the crippling housing situation across America. This bill would ban corporate landlords from buying up and owning more than 350 single family homes. A shortage of homes across America has driven up the average…
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Cole Sowders & Cannon Russo News Editor & Staff Writer Current and former students are suing Clackamas Community College after a data breach that occurred in September of 2025 which exposed sensitive personal information belonging to more than 33,000 people. The lawsuits, including a proposed federal class-action case, allege the college failed to adequately protect…
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Cole Sowders News Editor Clackamas Community College’s Chief Information Officer Saby Waraich is stepping down after six years. His departure comes as colleges and businesses face rising cybersecurity risks and rapid changes in artificial intelligence, two areas Waraich said require more urgency from educational institutions. During his tenure, CCC experienced two major cyberattacks, including a…
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By Cole Sowders Staff Writer For what feels like the millionth time, Clackamas Community College is planning to raise tuition. Each new increase brings the same questions: how much more will students be expected to pay? How will it affect enrollment? And at what point does the cost begin to outweigh the opportunity? Proposed changes…
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By Cole Sowders Staff Writer Clackamas Community College recently notified students and staff that personal information may have been accessed by an unauthorized third party following a cybersecurity incident discovered last fall. On Sept. 10, CCC identified suspicious activity tied to one of their user accounts and quickly reset the account. Then one month later,…
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By Cole Sowders Staff Writer Some films hook audiences with spectacle or sentiment, “Send Help” pulls the viewer in another way, through a slow, simmering tension that never quite lets you get comfortable. Sam Raimi’s latest, resists easy labels and sidestepping the expectations of a straightforward survival horror in favor of something stranger and more…
