History – The Buccaneer

Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity beyond the Trump2.0 Administration

January 30, 2025 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

A Letter from President Suzy Ames Since its founding 64 years ago, Peninsula College has been proud to welcome students from all backgrounds and held firmly to the belief that higher education should be open, […]

Meet & Greet the Dean of Arts and Sciences Steven Danver

April 2, 2024 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

By Emma Bankson, Jelissa Julmist and Chris Urquia Dr. Steven L. Danver arrived during the 2024 winter quarter at Peninsula College accepting the position of Dean of Arts & Sciences. Dr. Danver has a wide […]

Solutions sought out for scheduling conundrum-The Buccaneer, Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020

January 28, 2020 Comments Off

By: Saki Kambe Solutions sought out for scheduling conundrum The class schedule at Peninsula College “really limits me and I end up taking classes I don’t really want to take just because of […]

February 20, 2020 Comments Off

Census: Campaign encouraging participation Continued from page 2 Seeking out individuals and segments of the population that avoid answering the Census has proven to be costly to Census Bureau in time and money. Census.gov has […]

Status of Peninsula College Library

November 8, 2020 Comments Off

Story by Emily Matthiessen Photos by J.L. H’ng The Peninsula College Library remains closed to student traffic due to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Samantha Hines, Library Director, the library will be open as soon […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]