Greg Eagan – The Buccaneer

Interview with Andrea Motyka

June 22, 2020 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

By Emily Matthiessen At the Buccaneer we are interested in how Peninsula College faculty are responding to the changes COVID-19 has necessitated. Recently, Professor Andrea Motyka participated in an interview on the subject of mathematics. […]

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 […]

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 […]

International Students Recruitment Rebounds

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

By Saki Kambe The international students population is coming back at Peninsula College after three years of downturn. The college expects 18 new international students for spring quarter. Sophia Iliakis-Doherty, associate dean of international programs […]

Attention: Deadline coming up for TIDEPOOLS LITERARY MAGAZINE

January 4, 2021 Comments Off

It’s that time again! Tidepools, Peninsula College’s own Literary, Art, and Music Magazine, is seeking submissions. Entries for students are free and the deadline is January 15th, 2021. For more information, visit their website: TIDEPOOLS MAGAZINE SEEKING […]

Makah Whaling Decision Imminent

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

By Saki Kambe An administrative trial in Washington State could dictate whether the Makah Tribe can be the first nation to resume whale hunt, according to the Los Angeles Times. The […]