2020
The Buc goes online for Spring Quarter
By Emily Matthiessen The Buccaneer, Peninsula College’s own student-run newspaper, is completely digital this quarter! Saving trees! Providing vital info to the community and the world!
Year: 2020
2020
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
Drama Department Spring Update
By Mike Roggenbuck Peninsula College Drama Department intends to continue as best they can, in light of Stay Home, Stay Safe order. It plans on continuing with Spring production.
2020
Scholarship applications due extended to May 17
By Saki Kambe The Peninsula College Foundation’s application is now open for students seeking scholarships to attend the college for the 2020-2021 school year. The process is all online. Although the application opened initially on […]
2020
ESports seeks creating a casual club
Column by Mike Roggenbuck The Peninsula College Esports Club has found new life. Those interested in joining the Peninsula College Esports Club should reach out to Coach Charlie Morrow or Mike Roggenbuck to receive an […]
2020
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
NWAC basketball tournament suspended
By Halle Nottage In a unique, frustrating turn of events, the entire NWAC basketball tournament on both the men’s and the women’s side has been postponed due to the Novel Coronavirus outbreak. The NWAC tournament […]
2020
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 […]
2020
International Students Recruitment Rebounds
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 […]
2020
Fruitvale Station – Living While Black
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 […]