By Eric Trent David vs Goliath, round two. Last year, Peninsula women’s basketball team had upset perennial powerhouse Lane Community College – who had won four previous titles since 2006 – for their first championship […]
By Eric Trent Back in the saddle again. The Peninsula women’s basketball team is back in the championship game – for the second year in a row – after decimating the Lower Columbia Red Devils […]
By Eric Trent Character and teamwork triumphs over talent. This couldn’t have been more apparent Thursday morning, March 10, as the Peninsula women’s basketball team held off a vicious comeback attempt from the Umpqua Riverhawks […]
By Eric Trent This time, the roles were reversed. Last season, it was the Pirate men who were the no. 4 seed, upsetting the no. 1 seed in the first-round of the Northwest Athletic Conference playoffs. Last […]
By Britainy Gurr, additional reporting by Giovanni Roverso Sydney Roberts, a Peninsula College student, has been selected by the All-Washington Academic Team as State’s most outstanding community college student, out of a group of eligible […]
By Chris Urquia Recently, Peninsula College has seen a few talented people take the stage during the ‘Peninsula’s Got Talent’ show, academic accomplishments of its brightest minds, and the physical prowess of its athletes. All […]
By Giovanni Roverso The fourth annual Pirate athletics fundraiser night at 7 Cedars Casino, held on Feb. 17, was a huge success according to Peninsula College Athletics Director Rick Ross. While the most ever made […]
By Mike Drake Peninsula College is now the first college in the Northwest Athletic Conference to have a reserved parking spot for veterans who have been awarded a Purple Heart Medal. Veterans receive a Purple […]
By Giovanni Roverso and Judah Breitbach Washington State Senate bill 6233 of Jan. 13 is up for debate at the Washington State Legislature. Dubbed the “New Voices Act,” it would allow enhanced first amendment rights […]
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