By Eric Trent Pyramids, octopuses, castles and dragons. Sounds like a Disney movie right? No. It’s the tenth annual Lego building contest hosted by Peninsula College, in The Pub, from February 23rd to 27th. This […]
By Steve Berry Students at Peninsula College are concerned that current police training may be lacking in Washington after the recent shooting in Pasco. “It should not be compared to Ferguson since the events were […]
By Giovanni Roverso Peninsula College’s Information Technology department was due to finalize Internet upgrades over winter break. But when winter quarter began, it was soon apparent that something had gone awry according to PC’s Director […]
By Eric Trent Seated beneath a giant, square skylight, a soft light is showering the middle of the room then slowly fading to darkness in the outer reaching corners. About 40 people are seated in […]
By Jonathan Mitchell We decided to ask some of your favorite professors and staff members to go “on the record” and discuss their favorite albums. “Infinity” by Journey (1978) Why you chose it: “It was […]
By Giovanni Roverso JRPIII A new poetic voice is rising in the Olympic Peninsula. It’s Makah and it has a name: John Robert Pritchard III. At age 23, Pritchard is hot off the heels of […]
By Jonathan Mitchell With great power comes great responsibility. With great responsibility comes an extensive vetting process. Peninsula College is currently in the process of hiring a new Vice President of Instruction. The pool of […]
By Steve Berry Washington State Poet Laureate, Elizabeth Austin and Alice Derry, a former teacher at Peninsula College, both presented poems at the Foothills Writers Series event Thursday, Jan 29. The audience in the near […]
You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I’m telling you why Seahawks fans. Stand-up comedian Corey Rodriguez is coming to town—from New England, patriotically, riding a seahawk. Seriously though, who […]
By Steve Berry Peninsula College administrators are watching how the McCleary decision will affect community college funding. “For the past 10 years the state has traditionally cut funding for higher education” Peninsula College President Luke […]
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