E. John Maier – The Buccaneer

The Buccaneer May 15, 1970.

May 15, 1970 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

Political coming of age By Duanz Anderson It would be utterly ridiculous for anyone to say that today’s youth is not concerned with the politics and policies of this country. the demonstrations against the Nixon’s […]

The ASC Candidate Forum Q&A

May 2, 2020 Comments Off

By Mike Roggenbuck Mackenzie Corkill (Reno Nevada) – Sophomore at PC, running for President Favorite book – “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen. Huge Jane Austen fan, loves the writing style and female representation, especially in […]

ESports seeks creating a casual club

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

Column by Mike Roggenbuck The Peninsula College Esports Club has found new life. Those interested in joining the Peninsula College Esports Club should reach out to Coach Charlie Morrow or Mike Roggenbuck to receive an […]

The Buc goes online for Spring Quarter

May 2, 2020 Comments Off

By Emily Matthiessen The Buccaneer, Peninsula College’s own student-run newspaper, is completely digital this quarter! Saving trees! Providing vital info to the community and the world!

Fresh start boosts Pirates spirit

February 21, 2020 Comments Off

Fresh start boosts Pirates spirit By Halle Nottage One of the most complicated phenomena that Junior College athletics programs face is the fact that they must rebuild their teams each year. Half the team moves […]

Learn About Whales, Culture and Communication Tied to the Marine Environment

November 3, 2020 Comments Off

By: Emily Matthiessen Topics in Environmental Science: Ocean Connections: Culture and Communication, taught by Barbara Blackie, is offered in two variants this year by Peninsula College. According to the Peninsula College website, the class will […]

Webster Scholarship

June 8, 2020 Comments Off

The home of Esther and Charles Webster is now the site of the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center and Webster’s Woods Sculpture Park.Charles Webster was instrumental in attracting President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Port Angeles […]