2026
Sleepless in Sin City
Feature story by Lovis Bienefeld Monday: It’s Monday the second of march. After a long trip that started at 2:30 a.m. at the students’ dorms in Port Angeles, followed by a several-hour stay at SEA-TAC […]
International
2026
The Critic’s Guide to surviving New York City for 6 days
Feature story by Sarah Rayne The Big Apple, Gotham, The City That Never Sleeps. New York City, a bustling hub of blended cultures and rich history, accommodates 8.5 million residents and 65 million tourists per […]
2026
Is President Donald Trump a fascist? Or are we misusing the word?
Commentary by Sarah Rayne Scholars generally describe “fascism” as a form of authoritarian leadership and ultranationalism that seeks to erode democratic institutions. But what does that actually mean? And why are people using that word […]
2026
The Cayman Turtle Centre
By Chris Hart Last week, I went on cruise for my birthday and one of the stops along the way is a small island called Cayman Island. One of the places I was very interested […]
2026
“Hey, How High Will the Water Get?”
Peninsula College based Coastal Hazards Specialist Ian Miller reports increased demand for sea level rise data By Gavin Truckenmiller The scenic coastline of the Olympic Peninsula, home to both a National Park and a Marine […]
2026
Wanting to be heard and fear of being seen: How University of Minnesota students are navigating speech and safety
By Sarah Rayne Alex Pretti lay dying on the frigid pavement of Nicollet Avenue after being shot and killed by federal immigration agents on the morning of January 24th. While many Minnesotans were barely stirring […]
2026
Peninsula College: A Safe Haven for International Students Amid U.S. Enrollment Decline
By Lovis Bienefeld According to the communications office, approximately 1,491 students are currently enrolled at Peninsula College. Recent enrollment snapshots report that there are 33 international students; that makes about 2.2% of total enrollment at […]