“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly,” Martin Luther King, Jr, […]
Lady Pirates on their way to success By Halle Nottage The Peninsula College women’s basketball team is currently 17 games deep into their season and holds a record of 11 wins and six losses. The […]
Campus Voices: What do you know about the Census? Or why do you think the Census is important? It’s important for the government to know how much money they can spend on […]
Ancient patterns and modern weaving on display in Longhouse “The art of weaving is a profound metaphor for understanding the workings of the universe and our place in it. Through the physical process of weaving, […]
ASC Hosts the fundrasing Filharmonic concert Review by Monica Tenneson The Filharmonic took the stage in January in the Port Angeles High School auditorium. The Filharmonic is a Filipino-American, all- men a capella group, based […]
By: Saki Kambe Solutions sought out for scheduling conundrum The class schedule at Peninsula College “really limits me and I end up taking classes I don’t really want to take just because of […]
Advice from Campus Security on winter safety By Sarah Baker As the winter season fast approaches, Campus Safety Operations Manager Marty Martinez has some advice for students on how to stay safe. “A meteorologist at […]
Financial aid director By Saki Kambe Barbara Cloutier, current financial aid director at Saint Martin’s University in Lacey will be joining Peninsula College as the new financial aid director by David L. Minger, interim associate […]
Ennis Creek clean up The removal of contaminated materials from the former Rayonier mill site at the mouth of Ennis Creek will be discussed. The webinar with Dr. Peter deFur, scientific consultant to Olympic Environmental […]
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