By Mike Drake Peninsula College President Luke Robin makes his way ringside, adorned in black and gold with a towel draped over his head. As he struts towards the ring, with an entourage of administrative […]
By Naomi Gish “The five rules of dodgeball are Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and Dodge.” – Zach Hoskins, the ASC Vice President, quoting the movie “Dodgeball”. The second annual dodgeball tournament in the black-lit gym […]
By Melissa Copeland Peninsula College is featuring a series of American Sign Language events that are being hosted by Jennifer Drew, a student success specialist and interpreter at Peninsula College. Drew has stated that she wants to […]
By Giovanni Roverso A live video feed of the Allied Health Building construction site is available online, looking south from the roof of Keegan Hall. Director of Facilities Planning & Operations, Patty Mccray-Roberts, said she was excited […]
Review by Stephanie LaCour For a lot of us, Star Wars was our first movie that transported us to outer space, showing us a new world. A world of Jedis, of Siths, of aliens and […]
Artist Counsel Langley, a Northwest native, will be the focus of Eye Contact, a solo exhibition on display at Peninsula College’s PUB Gallery of Art, Jan. 19 through Feb. 25.
By Eric Trent Peninsula squandered a 35-point lead in the first-half, regained its composure after the lead trickled to 3, and held off a frenzied comeback to take a 99-90 win over Everett, Saturday, Jan. 16. Sophomore […]
By Britainy Gurr Peninsula College has welcomed a new Director for its nursing program. Alana Ludwick took over the position from Barbara Nubile, the interim director starting Jan. 4, following a broad search for a […]
Nick Johnson, student “Friends and fellow students. Cheaper and less waiting time than ordering online.” Jessica Wei, student “The Bookaneer and Amazon. You can rent from the Bookaneer and that costs less.” Kate Henninger, student “Peninsula College Book […]
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