Makah slam poet returns from abroad
By Giovanni Roverso Makah Native John Pritchard III made a name for himself thanks to slam poetry. His supporters, inspired by his work, helped him publish his first collection of poems, “We Only Love Freedom” […]
By Giovanni Roverso Makah Native John Pritchard III made a name for himself thanks to slam poetry. His supporters, inspired by his work, helped him publish his first collection of poems, “We Only Love Freedom” […]
By Naomi Gish Peninsula College’s vocal jazz ensemble, directed by Elaine Gardner-Morales, will be performing their Jingle Jazz Concert on December 9 in the Little Theater. The evening of jazz-a-licious fun will begin with a […]
By Naomi Gish Oregon Shakespeare Festival actors Jeremy Thompson and Omoze Adhenre entertained and tutored Peninsula College students on Nov. 19 in the Little Theater. Invited by English professors Kate Reavy and Janet Lucus, the […]
By Giovanni Roverso Researchers stood along the walls of the Pirate Union Building in front of large printed sheets detailing their latest results in ecosystem restoration at the public event for this year’s Elwha River […]
By Kriska Obermiller “That’s my name, that’s my family name,” Jongi Claplanhoo says as he realized his family is one of many mentioned throughout the “Usual and Accustomed Places” documentary shown at Maier Hall […]
By Judah Breitbach Peninsula college students Steven Berry, Joe Crollard, Victoria Smith and Jonathan Mitchell were recognized by a talent scout from a national “Respondents Program” for their contribution to the College’s November 13 production […]
Review by Britainy Gurr “Compared to a girl the same age, a boy in adolescence is seven times more likely to die by his own hand.” Peninsula College hosted a screening of Jennifer Siebel Newson’s […]
By Eric Trent Celebrating his 20th birthday in style, Sophomore guard Deonte Dixon snatched an alley-oop bounce pass, leaped over Chris Reis and threw down a vicious one-handed, bleacher-shaking dunk to claim the 2015 Pirate […]
By Eric Trent Student success and teaching philosophies were oft-discussed topics during the Peninsula College Vice President of Instruction candidate forums held in the PUB conference room from Oct. 21 to Oct. 30. The Vice […]
Research commentary by Giovanni Roverso — Updated 15 Nov. 2016 For the second time within the last year Port Angeles water fluoridation is in a toss-up. Residents will make a final binding vote on the […]
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