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  • [ April 2, 2024 ] Meet & Greet the Dean of Arts and Sciences Steven Danver Archive
  • [ February 12, 2024 ] On the Public Courts, Allie Greene Archive
  • [ February 6, 2024 ] February 2024 Archive
  • [ January 18, 2023 ] Adventure author Sy Montgomery selected as Writer in Residence ’23 in May Archive
  • [ January 4, 2021 ] Attention: Deadline coming up for TIDEPOOLS LITERARY MAGAZINE 2020
  • [ June 8, 2020 ] Webster Scholarship 2020
  • [ April 19, 2026 ] My first experience in New York City Archive
  • [ April 19, 2026 ] Stray Cat Rescued at Peninsula College, soon to be looking for a loving new home 2026
  • [ April 19, 2026 ] Making Waves: A New Expansion of a Beloved Community Aquarium 2026
  • [ March 19, 2026 ] New York City: Gateway to a Nation 2026
  • [ March 19, 2026 ] Sleepless in Sin City 2026

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2019

‘Snowmageddon’ hits the Peninsula

February 26, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on ‘Snowmageddon’ hits the Peninsula

By Zach Wakefield With a temperate marine climate, the Olympic Peninsula is known to have a mild winter compared to the rest of the state east of the Cascades. However, winter weather hit Washington hard […]

2019

‘sŋaʔŋáʔant cáwŋən ʔəssaqɬúŋt’ (Pebble Beach Park) passes legislation

February 26, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on ‘sŋaʔŋáʔant cáwŋən ʔəssaqɬúŋt’ (Pebble Beach Park) passes legislation

Story and photo by Saki Kambe The name change of the West-end park, along the Port Angeles downtown shoreline west of Oak Street and east of Valley Creek estuary park, was raised from Jessica Elofson, […]

2019

Food Pantry close to launch for hungry and poor students

February 26, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on Food Pantry close to launch for hungry and poor students

Story and photo by Saki Kambe The first ever food pantry at Peninsula College—discussed for years—will happen as soon as all the logistics are worked out, according to Peninsula College Officials. President Luke Robins is […]

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2019

Writer in Residence Joe Sacco: Graphic Novelist – Author of ‘The Great War’ and ‘Palestine’

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor 1

By Judah Breitbach You have a new book scheduled to be finished shortly before you come for your Writer in Residence in April-May, can you talk about that? Yeah, well let’s say I’m hoping to […]

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2019

No days off for 2018 NWAC Womens Champions

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on No days off for 2018 NWAC Womens Champions

By Halle Nottage It is often said that true athletic transformation is created by working hard when nobody is watching. This statement holds true for the Peninsula Women’s Soccer Team, which has finally entered into […]

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2019

Blacklight Dodgeball (Pirate Pete Week)

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on Blacklight Dodgeball (Pirate Pete Week)

By Zach Wakefield The grand finale of Pirate Pete Week, blacklight dodgeball was the ultimate way for Pirates to show off their athletic skills while pummeling their peers into submission, all in a fantastic show […]

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2019

Eating contest with music (Pirate Pete Week)

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor 1

By Zach Wakefield Who would win in a fight, your stomach or an entire can of spam? As part of Pirate Pete Week, a gathering of 8 brave, or just hungry, students went head to […]

2019

Coach’s gamble brings Moore from ‘Sin City’

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on Coach’s gamble brings Moore from ‘Sin City’

By Halle Nottage Malik Moore, 20, can be described as, “an extremely hard worker, someone who busts his butt. He came in with no expectations,” said Head Coach of the Peninsula College Men’s Basketball Team […]

2019

Annual Women’s Wave arrives in Port Townsend

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor Comments Off on Annual Women’s Wave arrives in Port Townsend

Story and photo by Saki Kambe Approximately 1,000 people, women and men combined, turned out for the third annual Olympic Peninsula Women’s Wave to march down Water Street in Port Townsend on Jan 20. Despite […]

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2019

‘I Am Here To Testify, Again’ – Studium Generale

January 30, 2019 PC Buccaneer Online Editor 1

By Saki Kambe “I-have-a-dream-where-black- lives-matter.” After the final ”I have a dream,” each and every word cautiously yet powerfully said, the place was soon filled with long, deeply-touching applause for Shewa Dedeke. A Peace Corp […]

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2020

Young Thespians Take the Big Stage in the Little Theater

March 7, 2020 Comments Off on Young Thespians Take the Big Stage in the Little Theater

                  Story and photos by Emily Matthiessen Five Acre students will be performing the play, “Maria Marevna” in Peninsula College’s Little Theater on March 26 and 27 […]

2020

Peninsula College Library celebrates National Poetry Month

May 3, 2020 Comments Off on Peninsula College Library celebrates National Poetry Month

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 […]

2020

Sequim: Nash’s Farm Stand

May 2, 2020 Comments Off on Sequim: Nash’s Farm Stand

By Emily Matthiessen  Attention Sequim: Nash’s Farm Store is permanently closed, but fresh vegetables, grains, meat and more are available at Nash’s farm stand, off East Anderson. Shoppers observed by passthebuc.com reporter maintained social distance, masks and […]

2020

Writer in Residence – David Guterson

March 7, 2020 Comments Off on Writer in Residence – David Guterson

By Emily Matthiessen   David Guterson, an award-winning author, will be Peninsula College’s Writer-in-Residence in May 2020. “I’m looking forward to being near the Olympic Mountains, which I love and spent a lot of time […]

2020

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

August 14, 2020 Comments Off on Ex-Buccaneer Sports Editor and Mariners’ Baseball Information Manager Ryan Hueter Interviewed on Todd Ortloff Show

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 […]

2020

COVID-19 update

March 7, 2020 Comments Off on COVID-19 update

By The Buccaneer staff March 19, 10 a.m. The first COVID-19 case was confirmed at Clallam County yesterday, according to the county. One-twenty individuals have tested so far; one tested positive and 42 tested negative, […]

2020

Makah Whaling Decision Imminent

March 7, 2020 Comments Off on Makah Whaling Decision Imminent

        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 […]

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2020
  • 2020

    Buccaneer Newspaper Students Recipients of Multiple Awards

  • 2020

    Briefly (Veterans Center opening, Casino Night, Student of Color Conference, Women’s soccer scrimmage)

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    2020

    ESports seeks creating a casual club

  • 2020

    Attack of the comedian

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    2020

    Women sign letters of intent

  • 2020

    The Buc goes online for Spring Quarter

  • 2020

    COVID-19 update

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    2020

    Wednesday Jan 20,2020 The Buc

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    2020

    NWAC basketball tournament suspended

  • 2020

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

  • 2020

    Young Thespians Take the Big Stage in the Little Theater

  • 2020

    Movie Review: Borat as Trickster of our Time

  • 2020

    “The Outside Story” Review

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    2020

    Drama Department Spring Update

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    2020

    The Buccaneer Wednesday February 9, 2020

  • 2020

    Coop Life

  • 2020

    Interview with Andrea Motyka

  • 2020

    Writer in Residence – David Guterson

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    2020

    Go-live date for the new ctcLink delayed to till May

  • 2020

    Don’t let coronavirus cancel your dreams of being your own boss!

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    2020

  • 2020

    Award-Winning Poet Tess Gallagher

  • 2020

    The ASC Candidate Forum Q&A

  • 2020

    What’s for Quarantine Dinner

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    2020

    Lady Pirates on their way to success !

  • 2020

    Status of Peninsula College Library

  • 2020

    TIDEPOOLS MAGAZINE ANNOUNCES 2021 WINNERS

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    2020

    Improv: More opportunities on the Peninsula-Continued from page 5

  • 2020

    Last Day to Vote in the 2020 Election!

  • 2020

    Peninsula College Library celebrates National Poetry Month

  • 2020

    Attention: Deadline coming up for TIDEPOOLS LITERARY MAGAZINE

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    2020

    Destroying Community College Stigma

  • 2020

    Weaver: Connections through time

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    2020

    International Students Recruitment Rebounds

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    2020

    Podcast adds another way of storytelling

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    2020

    Fruitvale Station – Living While Black

  • 2020

    Journalism Under Attack

  • 2020

    Port Angeles Food Bank remains open

  • 2020

    Deborah Espinosa Speaks About Effecting Legal Change for Convicts

  • 2020

    Scholarship applications due extended to May 17

  • 2020

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

  • 2020

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

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    2020

    ASC Hosts the fundrasing Filharmonic concert-The Buccaneer, Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020- 4-5

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    2020

    Fresh start boosts Pirates spirit

  • 2020

    Diablo Lake, North Cascades, Wash. State

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    2020

    Hygiene Products Available, That’s on Period – All Restrooms on Campus

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    2020

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

  • 2020

    Webster Scholarship

  • 2020

    Sequim: Nash’s Farm Stand

  • 2020

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

2019
  • 2019

    International student population halved in the last three years

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    2019

    Pirate Picks: Netflix series to binge

  • 2019

    Player returns after terrorist attack

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    2019

    Stem Club

  • 2019

    Food Pantry close to launch for hungry and poor students

  • 2019

    Peninsula College takes on equity and inclusion

  • 2019

    ‘Snowmageddon’ hits the Peninsula

  • 2019

    Release The Kraken

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    2019

    Soccer season unity, losing together, winning together

  • 2019

    Coach’s gamble brings Moore from ‘Sin City’

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    2019

    ‘I Am Here To Testify, Again’ – Studium Generale

  • 2019

    Talented Pirates fascinate audience with hidden passions

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    2019

    Pirate Picks: Favorite Movie Reviews

  • 2019

    Balls of Fury outside the PUB

  • 2019

    Writer in Residence Joe Sacco Interview Pt3

  • 2019

    It was good, definitely not cheap

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    2019

    Elwha rescue brings new revelation

  • 2019

    Honors Symposium fascinates Pirates

  • 2019

    International PC graduate and Buc alumna checks in

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    2019

    Dorm managers respond to tenants’ complaints

  • 2019

    2019-20 ASC leaders selected

  • 2019

    Chalk Expression

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    2019

    ‘Good Food~Good Mood’ recipes to make you drool’

  • 2019

    Magician tears the stage

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    2019

    Writer in Residence Joe Sacco: Graphic Novelist – Author of ‘The Great War’ and ‘Palestine’

  • 2019

    How I feel about guns as an intl’ student

  • 2019

    Why your friends and neighbors are dying: A widespread epidemic that claims more and more lives every year

  • 2019

    Washington State Supreme Court Justices Deliberate in Port Townsend City Hall

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    2019

    Award-winning writer reads new poetry based in Pacific Northwest

  • 2019

    ‘Fashionistas’ narcissist looks into the pool

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    2019

    The Pirate Food Pantry opens

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    2019

    White reclaims the court following injury

  • 2019

    PC Foundation awards 2019 high school graduates $1,000 for college tuition

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    2019

    Campus Voices: In light of the Sequim gun theft, do you feel safe?

  • 2019

    Yolanda Machado is welcomed to PC

  • 2019

    Relatable movie for everyone: ‘Abominable’

  • 2019

  • 2019

    Campus Voices: What is one thing you cannot get enough of?

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    2019

    Campus Voices: What did you do during the blackout?

  • 2019

    U.S. Senator Patty Murray and FCC Commissioner research ‘Twilight Central’ for broadband

  • 2019

    Campus Voices: Do you think the snow is an indicator of climate change?

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    2019

    Esports team getting set for next quarter

  • 2019

    Captains set sail for Division One schools

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    2019

    Moore’s journey

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    2019

    Festive pumpkins add spice to Halloween events

  • 2019

    Coed esports team joins PC Athletic Programs

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    2019

    Selfishness has created Climate HELL

  • 2019

    Rumble In the Rainforest – April 27

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    2019

    Campus Voices: What would you do to reduce your carbon footprint & why?

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    2019

    No days off for 2018 NWAC Womens Champions

2018
  • 2018

    Underdogs over-achieve

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    2018

    Asian problems part II: Education and economics

  • 2018

    Castro Luna speaks up for the forgotten

  • 2018

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    2018

    How may the WA ban on plastic bags affect your life?

  • 2018

    ‘I Am Not Your Negro’: an American story

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    2018

    Athletic awards received by students and staff

  • 2018

    Campus Voices: To what lengths do you go to avoid or prevent sexual harrasment?

  • 2018

    Are judgemental fans satisfied?

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    2018

    Esports may come to PC: Could be either a sport or a club

  • 2018

    Your hood may determine your future

  • 2018

    Pirates begin league play with mixed results

  • 2018

    New Voices Act prohibits censorship of students

  • 2018

    Winter Village icy-hot new thing in town

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    2018

    Ugly sweater weather

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    2018

    Cultures unite through music and dance

  • 2018

    Shedding light on the soccer field

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    2018

    In response to earthquake emergency planning.

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    2018

    Campus heads brainstorm expansion

  • 2018

    Inflatable Joust Tournament

  • 2018

    Chew, swallow, chew, swallow

  • 2018

    National School Walkout: a quiet morning on the hill

  • 2018

    State goals, and a New Year’s declaration from Jeff Sessions discussed with the press in Olympia

  • 2018

    ‘Strength through unity’

  • 2018

    Hate crime leaves silence

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    2018

    Enrollment falling: new programs considered

  • 2018

    Pete’s Week: history & recap

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    2018

    Over the mountains & though the woods

  • 2018

    Hordes of gourdes haunt the PUB; Zombie “thriller” flash mob

  • 2018

    Women caged, filled with rage

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    2018

    Washington bill to “bag” the plastic issue

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    2018

    Racing against time! Puzzle solving with a twist

  • 2018

    Now drivers and pedestrians can tell when hell freezes over

  • 2018

    Everything from sleeping bags to school supplies

  • 2018

    A story like mine:’ abuse too familiar

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    2018

    70 scholarships worth more than $100,000

  • 2018

    Fundraiser aids team

  • 2018

    Lion’s Park ‘Hope’ Sequoia tree on trial

  • 2018

    Teatro Milagro ‘bi-mazing’

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    2018

    Pirate Picks: Three skills

  • 2018

    Free education spurs debate

  • 2018

    Activist bears witness

  • 2018

    ‘We don’t go home to families, we depend on each other’

  • 2018

    Port Townsend welcomes annual film fest

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    2018

    Council support student representation

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    2018

    ‘Having friends is the only way to get through college’

  • 2018

    Student housing on track for fall opening

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    2018

    Fans ‘fall out’ after Bethesda burns: A review of ‘Fallout 76’ and more of Bethesda’s shortcomings

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    2018

    Asian problems, part I: I’m not friends with fetishism

  • 2018

    Talent goes for gold

2017
  • 2017

    Bat’s all, folks!

  • 2017

    Planet of the Turtles: Elite few brave deep waters to snag turtles for research

  • 2017

    Pirate Women secure second place in NWAC

  • 2017

    Allied Health building opens to nursing students

  • 2017

    Campus Voices: If you were President of the United States (POTUS), how would you handle the trade embargo against Russia in the upcoming months, and would you be worried about a second Cold War?

  • 2017

    Pirates fall to Bulldogs

  • 2017

    Hop, skip and a sail away

  • 2017

    ‘Bop to the Top’ with PC Dance Club

  • 2017

    State’s regrets not to be repeated

  • 2017

    Preparing for the ‘big one’

  • 2017

    Hot ‘DAMN.’ wears blue in Bompton

  • 2017

    ‘Let it never happen again’ – Studium Generale

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    2017

    C.A.R.E Team cuts a path to troubled students

  • 2017

    ‘To be among the whales is something I’ll never forget’

  • 2017

    Men’s Soccer halts

  • 2017

    Bloodied but unbowed: despite fractures and ruptures, homegrown talent won’t stop fighting

  • 2017

    15th annual Dance for Toys

  • 2017

    ‘This is my design’ – trust, obesssion, and violence

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    2017

    Pirate women No.1 in region, No. 8 in nation

  • 2017

    Player profile – Sophomore guard Darrion Daniels

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    2017

    President Trump sworn in amidst protests

  • 2017

    Dungeons & Dragons tournament in Keegan Hall

  • 2017

    Coach of the Year Rodriguez leaves big cleats to fill

  • 2017

    King’s Cult Classic Kills

  • 2017

    One Nation, Forever Divided

  • 2017

    Get jazzy with it

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    2017

    ‘Upward Bound’

  • 2017

    Campus Voices – What repercussions do you think we might face in lieu of President Donald Trump’s executive order temporarily halting immigration from seven Muslin-majority countries as well as closing borders indefinitely?

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    2017

    Masters Degree at 23

  • 2017

    Allied Health building opening set for Spring in Spring’17

  • 2017

    ‘I chose the Egyptian dream: the dream to make a TV show, and then be called an infidel by the end’

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    2017

    Downed enrollment forces Sequim campus closure

  • 2017

    What do you think the NFL protests during the national anthem are about?

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    2017

    Campus Voices: What do you think of the Boy Scouts of America inviting girls to join their organization?

  • 2017

    Some figures aren’t so big up close

  • 2017

    Gym locker room restoration project in process, student housing to follow

  • 2017

    Old face, new role; Hughes sheds jersey for coaches’ cap, seeks success on the pitch

  • 2017

    Student housing moving forward

  • 2017

    ‘Thanks for pissing people off’ An anonymous Muslim student and the Director of International Programs share their thoughts on President Donald J. Trump’s immigration ban

  • 2017

    Player profile – Sophomore forward Jenise McKnight

  • 2017

    ‘We use your mind, not your back’

  • 2017

    ‘I am one with the force, the force is with me’ – ‘Rogue One’ review

  • 2017

    Cami Butler

  • 2017

    Fake news spreads like wildfire

  • 2017

    Bittersweet justice

  • 2017

    Estate Sale

  • 2017

    Lady Pirates come up short

  • 2017

    Student scientists welcomed to the jungle

  • 2017

    It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt

  • 2017

    ‘These violent delights have violent ends’ – ‘Westworld’ review

2016
  • 2016

    EMT students crash the frontline of crisis

  • 2016

    Sequim actor building star power in Hollywood

  • 2016

    Gender inequality on and off the field

  • 2016

    PUB Gallery of Art features Northwest artist

  • 2016

    Hiking Club comes to fruition

  • 2016

    Remember, there is no ‘I’ in ‘Team America’ – ‘Team America: World Police’ review

  • 2016

    Can I get some dip with that salsa?

  • 2016

    From Whaler to Pirate; Michels braves the open sea of academia

  • 2016

    Campus Voices – Are you a registered Voter? How do you feel about the upcoming election?

  • 2016

    Buck finding niche as instructional VP

  • 2016

    X-Men Apocalypse Review

  • 2016

    Benefits for student email

  • 2016

    Imani Smith’s game-sealing steal.

  • 2016

    2016 Peninsula College Hall of Fame inductees honored

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    2016

    Celebrating the recovery of P.C. alum Christian Manzanza, survivor of Belgian terrorist attack.

  • 2016

    ‘The Sea is a Restless Whore,’ a PC production

  • 2016

    Lady Pirates stifle Everett with potent defense

  • 2016

    Soccer star California Dreaming

  • 2016

    ‘If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball’ -Patches O’Houlihan in ‘Dodgeball’

  • 2016

    Peninsula’s Got Talent; Movin’ on up!

  • 2016

    Flags of Nations Ceremony

  • 2016

    CAMPUS VOICES – Who do you support for President of the United States?

  • 2016

    Janet Lucas brings Neil Simon’s story to life

  • 2016

    Find commonality in diversity at 26th annual Students of Color Conference

  • 2016

    Campus Stars and Stripes are honored, retired and replaced

  • 2016

    Mankiller film illustrates power of persistence

  • 2016

    Red hot Raku

  • 2016

    Sequim native takes reins of Nursing Program

  • 2016

    ASL events slated on campus

  • 2016

    Smartest student swoops scholarly star status

  • 2016

    Webcam perched on Keegan Hall rooftop live streaming construction of Allied Health

  • 2016

    Mean Halloween scene ‘16

  • 2016

    Major League debut for journalism student – Buccaneer managing editor hired to help cover a Seattle Mariners game for the Associated Press

  • 2016

    Letter to the Editor – Christopher Dahm, Sachi Yamabe – “Isn’t it time to consider the possibility that the root cause of mass shootings may be bigger than gun control and ‘mental illness’?”

  • 2016

    Freeman snags top rebounder

  • 2016

    Grand opening of Port Townsend campus

  • 2016

    Pirate Women rout Whatcom, Everett

  • 2016

    Pirates felled by Lane, 76-59, in title game

  • 2016

    Human trafficking takes center stage

  • 2016

    Pirate women reach semi-finals

  • 2016

    Actors shed light on dark subject, put a stop to human trafficking

  • 2016

    Raising awareness about sexual assault

  • 2016

    Star Wars sequel shatters expectations, yet leaves much to be expected

  • 2016

    Need a hangout spot?

  • 2016

    American apathy and legislative liability

  • 2016

    Pirate men succumb to a storm of shots, Peninsula falters in final minutes; ousted by no. 4 seed Chemeketa in NWAC playoff opener

  • 2016

    Anderson’s recruiting strategy still working as Pirate women restock

  • 2016

    Trekking the Dungeness

  • 2016

    Journalism students’ Olympian journey

  • 2016

    Sixth straight Final Four

2015
  • 2015

    Health Fair on its way

  • 2015

    Prius leaves Hummer in the dust

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    2015

    Women’s basketball looking to repeat

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    2015

    Dave Shargel

  • 2015

    Shakespeare shakes campus

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    2015

    CAMPUS VOICES – How do you feel about our own Ferguson in Pasco, Washington?

  • 2015

    UW joins PC with longhouse on campus

  • 2015

    An inside perspective on Seattle May Day 2015

  • 2015

    An unusual and unaccustomed occurrence

  • 2015

    Pirate Golf Tourney takes lift, boosts athletic funding

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    2015

    CAMPUS VOICES – In light of the Polar Pioneer in the harbor, do you support arctic oil drilling? Why or why not?

  • 2015

    The Interview

  • 2015

    Lady Pirates conquer Cardinals in double overtime

  • 2015

    Allied Health Building Moving Forward

  • 2015

    Hybrid cars rejuvenate at PC Automotive Department

  • 2015

    Celebrating Building 202

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    2015

    Men’s basketball team pursues local talent

  • 2015

    Boogie-woogie all the way

  • 2015

    Makah elder documents tribal life in Longhouse exhibition

  • 2015

    Let there be advice…

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