Makah photographer on exhibit in the Longhouse Gallery from May until August. By Zak Hoskins Meredith Parker, Makah elder and Makah Indian Nation General Manager bought her first camera, a Canon 35 mm in 1976, […]
By Giovanni Roverso Dirt was turned ceremonially with gold-painted shovels by top contributers to Peninsula College’s new Port Townsend campus, Building 202 at Fort Worden. The event marked the official beginning of the $6.1 million […]
By Zak Hoskins Director Ben Knight and his cohorts risk arrest to bring the story of dams’ ecological destruction to light. Damnation is a visually stunning movie that highlights beautiful rivers contrasted with the destruction […]
By Daniel Blume It was a long time coming for the group of students, faculty, and tribal members who envisioned the Native American longhouse project over 40 years ago. The University of Washington inaugurated the […]
By Eric Trent Surrounded by the enveloping darkness that has engulfed the interior of Peninsula College’s Little Theater, Mike Hiestand, stands on the stage in a pool of light, providing a beacon of hope for […]
By Zak Hoskins Jason Trammell former Peninsula College Associated Student Council President, is on to bigger and better things. While at Peninsula College, he made the All Washington Academic team, was a member of Phi […]
By Giovanni Roverso Esprit Week didn’t disappoint this year as it blurred the gender line, entertaining and raising awareness in the community. For the past 26 years transgenders have flocked to town for Esprit with […]
By Giovanni Roverso Chances of the much-awaited budget getting completed by the end of the current Washington State Legislature specialsession are slim, which would prompt a second special session in June, according to front line […]
By Giovanni Roverso This summer marks the beginning of a long construction period in the southwest part of campus. Visible signs of construction for the new Allied Health and Early Childhood Development Center project are […]
By Eric Trent The Polar Pioneer, Royal Dutch Shell’s new oil rig, anchored in Port Angeles’ harbor, loomed over the waterfront during Earth Week, a reminder to Port Angeles citizens the realities facing Earth in […]
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