2016
PUB Gallery of Art features Northwest artist
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.
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2016
Sequim native takes reins of Nursing Program
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 […]
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Pirate men thwart Trojan’s comeback bid
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 […]
2016
CAMPUS VOICES – Where do you get your textbooks and why?
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 […]
2015
A whale of a tail
By Naomi Gish Professor of biology, environmental science and botany at Peninsula College Barbara Blackie, along with her students, attended a three-day conference in Sitka Alaska that featured talks and workshops on marine life and […]
2015
CAMPUS VOICES – Do you think PC athletes would stand up against racism like the Missouri football team did?
Mia Steben – PC student “I don’t personally know the athletes but I would hope that they would take action.” Mindy Garcia – PC student “Oh yeah they definitely would. We promote cultural acceptance and […]
2015
VPI candidate gains VIP status
By Eric Trent There’s a new Vice President of Instruction coming to town and her name’s Sharon Buck. Vice President of Instruction is responsible for directing academic programs and instructional delivery. Buck is currently the […]
2015
A tale of two season for Lady Pirates
By Eric Trent When a coach wins back-to-back titles in 2012 and 2013, and finishes runner-up in 2011 and 2014, anything less than a championship win could be viewed as a disappointment. But, that’s not […]
2015
Growing terror surrounds Mali citizens
By Hadassah Winters An attack occurred at a U.N. base in Kidal, in northern Mali on Nov. 28, killing three and injuring 20. The jihadist Ansar Dine group claimed responsibility for the attack according to […]
2015
Pirate women’s basketball bounces competition
By Eric Trent Amidst a 17-game win streak that dates back to January 2014, Peninsula women’s basketball head coach Ali Crumb and her team are already in mid-season form, capping off a red-hot, 4-0 road-trip […]