Aiden Broadfoot – student “Yep. It’s messed up that so many people are being ripped off. Voting is a right. Not a privilege for the powerful.” Jenson Heike – student “Yes. It’s ridiculous. Otherwise constituent votes […]
By Eric Trent Critically acclaimed author and journalist Dahr Jamail, Peninsula College’s 2016 Writer in Residence, will be presenting a keynote presentation entitled, “Living on a Climate-Disrupted Planet” Thursday, April 28, at 12:30 p.m. in […]
By Eric Trent David vs Goliath, round two. Last year, Peninsula women’s basketball team had upset perennial powerhouse Lane Community College – who had won four previous titles since 2006 – for their first championship […]
By Eric Trent Back in the saddle again. The Peninsula women’s basketball team is back in the championship game – for the second year in a row – after decimating the Lower Columbia Red Devils […]
By Eric Trent Character and teamwork triumphs over talent. This couldn’t have been more apparent Thursday morning, March 10, as the Peninsula women’s basketball team held off a vicious comeback attempt from the Umpqua Riverhawks […]
By Eric Trent This time, the roles were reversed. Last season, it was the Pirate men who were the no. 4 seed, upsetting the no. 1 seed in the first-round of the Northwest Athletic Conference playoffs. Last […]
By Britainy Gurr, additional reporting by Giovanni Roverso Sydney Roberts, a Peninsula College student, has been selected by the All-Washington Academic Team as State’s most outstanding community college student, out of a group of eligible […]
By Chris Urquia Recently, Peninsula College has seen a few talented people take the stage during the ‘Peninsula’s Got Talent’ show, academic accomplishments of its brightest minds, and the physical prowess of its athletes. All […]
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