Niko Borgeman, 30 I had that problem when I was starting out in hospitality and ecotourism field. A lot of the 101 classes weren’t avaiable at that time, so I had to jump forward to […]
By Jamila Lopez The Winter Ice Village is open seven days a week through January 2020, in the heart of downtown Port Angeles. From families to friends, couples to colleagues, everyone seemed to be enjoying […]
International PC graduate and Buc alumna checks in Viewpoint by Evelyn Koumtingue It was late fall and the time of the day provided just enough light to observe the characteristics of deciduous and evergreen vegetation: […]
View point by Saki Kambe In mid-October, I attended a journalism conference in Portland, and one of the workshop was on suicide reporting. This got me thinking what our role as journalists should look […]
Point of View by Halle Nottage Loud, upbeat music blared from the speaker. Players were rejoicing with one another in front of a cheering crowd, and I collapsed onto my knees. I looked to […]
Continued from page 2 The equipment for esports will be installed in room M-133 within Keegan Hall. The computers will be shared with academic users as well, mostly with the Media Department. Morrow said […]
By Saki Kambe To close the equity gap that is present at Peninsula College as much as possible, the administration is bringing attention to the issue. Fostering Equity and Inclusion was one of the four […]
Dorm managers respond to tenants’ complaints By Sarah Baker Collegiate Housing International dorms for Peninsula College opened in Aug. of last year and now host more than 90 tenants. Lately, tenants have harbored unrest for […]
By Saki Kambe In an effort to help with the issue of food insecurity that a lot of students at PC deal with, the college introduced the Pirate Food Pantry to Port Angeles campus at […]
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