2017
Pirates fall to Bulldogs
By Mike Drake Despite an impressive performance, the Peninsula Pirates could not come away with a win versus the Bellevue Bulldogs on Saturday. This was their first loss of the season. Darrion Daniels put up […]
Campus Life
2017
Masters Degree at 23
By Mike Drake Carly DelaBarre’s eyes swelled with tears as she spoke about a phone call with her father, “I called my dad crying. I’m the first person in my family to get a Masters […]
2017
President Trump sworn in amidst protests
By Sarah R. Baker President Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 45th U.S. President on Friday, Jan. 20. The capitol was infused with protests, some escalating in violence, with more then 95 arrests […]
2017
Women march on Washington PC women join millions in civil rights protest that spans the globe
By Judah Breitbach Three days after President Trump was elected Cheri Jessup of Peninsula College, bought her plane ticket to Washington DC to protest the inauguration. Saturday, Jan. 21, Jessup, along with others from the […]
2016
Commentary by Mike Drake Winning a championship is amazing in itself, but winning three in the last seven seasons is truly incredible. To go along with those three championships, the Lady Pirates have won […]
2016
‘Find Your Voice’ play submissions
By Forrest Maynock Students should start gearing up for monologues as the Peninsula College Drama Department prepares for its winter production. Drama Department head Laura Starcevich said, “We are preparing for our Winter Quarter, annual […]
2016
Annual Pirate Pete Week Preview
By Mike Drake The annual Pirate pete week, held in January of 2017, is a week of fun-filled events that students can participate in. Tue. Jan. 17, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., a food-eating […]
2016
Campus Stars and Stripes are honored, retired and replaced
By Mike Drake The Veteran’s Club held a flag retirement ceremony Nov. 10 outside the Pirate Union Building as part of their weeklong event honoring veterans. Veterans’ week was Nov. 7-14. “A flag is deemed […]
2016
Janet Lucas brings Neil Simon’s story to life
By Mike Drake Port Angeles Community Players or PACP, present Neil Simon’s comedy “The Odd Couple” with a little twist, it’s the female version. The play was supposed to be the male version, but more […]
2016
Impact club partakes in food drive
The Impact club always has the vision to make an impact in society. Last Fall, they formed a jacket drive where they had people donating their jackets to the charity, and this Fall, they did […]