Eagle’s Eye Newspaper

October 17, 2018: We rolled through golden terraces shadowed by rock. The glimmering waters of the Walker River reflected the autumnal glow casted upon them. As the truck climbed higher through the canyon and onto the plateau, host to Bridgeport, California, the little town was quiet. Hot springs flowed and streams nestled through the flat... […]

Sierra Nevada College faculty and staff were encouraged to participate in the first annual campus climate survey this fall, which sought to discover what employees think needs to be improved while highlighting existing strengths of the college. The survey was part of national poll administered to college campuses across the country. A little over half... […]

The golf course is quiet. All the players are on the range warming up, getting ready for their rounds, all talking about the day they have ahead of them. Eric Tanguay is close by giving his players a few tips of advice, and wishing them good luck on their round. To him this is the... […]

The historical Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky was recently filled with students ready to network, learn from professionals, and get insight about their future careers. On Thursday, October 25, the first day of the College Media Association convention was held right in the heart of the bourbon capital of the U.S. Students from states... […]

Graduating from Sierra Nevada College in spring of 2019, senior Bridget O’Brien is nearing the completion of her undergraduate education in biology in just three years. Before coming to SNC, O’Brien was able to complete 24 credits for college during high school through Colorado Mountain College, knocking out almost all of her general requirements. Her early... […]

After three years dormant the Sierra Nevada College, the ladies’ lacrosse team is making noise again. The original team was cut due to financial reasons. It existed from 2012-2015. Sophomores Kacie Orrego and I, have decided to dedicate time and effort to restart the program, starting with the positions of player/coach for the club team.... […]

With the shortage of early snowfall in the Lake Tahoe basin many Sierra Nevada College students are heading down the road to Mammoth to get their November snow fix for opening weekend on Nov. 9. This Student Government Association-sponsored trip has been offered to SNC students for the past six years and provides a unique... […]

It’s been a dry fall in the Sierra Nevada, but that’s not stopping local ski resorts from opening for the season. Mount Rose opened on October 18 this season to welcome its passholders. This is the earliest it has opened in 65 years. Looking back at the previous winters, the 2016 ski season left riders hungry... […]

Winter is coming! Since this isn’t the Game of Thrones era, we can all agree that we rely on technology to get through our day. Technology requires power, and power is a hot commodity. Incline Village faces many power outages throughout the year, however they appear to increase in frequency during the winter. NV Energy... […]

The political climate these past two years has been menacing. Alt right vs. alt left groups have gone way past healthy political debates and discussions, and broken into hate speech, death threats, and now, sending bombs to the homes and offices of Trump critics, like left-wing political figures, supporters, and even media. The FBI has... […]