Brandel Sundt – The Buccaneer

The Buccaneer October 29, 1964.

October 29, 1964 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

A Message to Peninsula College Students from President Maier November 3 is an important day not only because of the national and state elections, but also because Referendum 12 is on the ballot.This Referendum, if […]

Campus Voices: What do you weigh when it comes to voting?

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

Byeol Park, Associate in Arts (Political Science), Suncheon, Republic of Korea “I look at policies, whether they make sense or not, or how real they are. I think of how they are going to realize […]

Campus Voices: What do you know about the Census? Or why do you think the Census is important?

January 29, 2020 Comments Off

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 […]

Ex-Buccaneer Sports Editor and Mariners’ Baseball Information Manager Ryan Hueter Interviewed on Todd Ortloff Show

August 14, 2020 Comments Off

Sequim native, Peninsula College graduate, and 2011 Buccaneer Sports Editor, Ryan Hueter, was interviewed by Todd Ortloff of KONP News Radio on Aug 11. Hueter is the Seattle Mariners’s Information Manager, as detailed in this […]

Peninsula College Library celebrates National Poetry Month

May 3, 2020 Comments Off

By The Buccaneer Staff Visit the PC Library’s first online display, celebrating National Poetry Month! Be sure to click on the tab for local poets and events, and thanks to Port Book and News for […]

COVID-2019 is not the only fatal disease spreading

February 21, 2020 Comments Off

COVID-2019 is not the only fatal disease spreading Viewpoint by Halle Nottage As Coronavirius is rapidly growing and infecting people, it seems as though another disease is rapidly growing and infecting people’s hearts and head’s […]

Fruitvale Station – Living While Black

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

Viewpoint by Jamila Lopez The day I witnessed a young black man killed by a white officer, who was guilty of second degree murder, my life flashed before my eyes. Oscar Grant, a twenty two […]