Smolt – The Buccaneer

Coho, Cutthroat & Mykiss, Oh My!

June 10, 2023 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off

By Nathan Barber – Spring 2023 Since 1993, Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe (LEKT) member Mel Elofson, of the Olympic Peninsula, has been surveying outgoing fish populations from the various waterways feeding into the Strait of […]

Diablo Lake, North Cascades, Wash. State

November 25, 2020 Comments Off

Peninsula College photojournalism student Xianyang Deng recently captured this photo of the setting sun at Diablo Lake. Deng says, “In the presence of coronavirus, I have spent three months at home, very boring, and people, […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Destroying Community College Stigma

March 7, 2020 Comments Off

By Halle Nottage “You’re going to a Junior College?,” a close friend condescendingly asked me, “like a community college?”. The look on her face was one of doubt and humor, and there was a touch […]