By Natalie Reis Art museums have always held a special place in my heart. There is something so other-worldly about tall white walls and the quiet bustling of individuals, each experiencing something unique. I find […]
By Patrick McCready The Advanced Manufacturing and Composites course at Peninsula College is a uniquely positioned program. James Russell, the course teacher, designed the course to partner students with the Composite Recycling Technology Center, which […]
By Ryan Fournier Machines are at work in the field at 1134 Park Ave. So far, work has been preliminary. With the help of favorable weather, Hoch Construction hopes to be fully under way by […]
By Ryan Fournier and Melissa Copeland After more than a decade without student housing, the wait appears to be near its end. Pending approval of permits, crews are nearly ready to break ground on a […]
Photo and story by Patrick McCready Are you struggling with classes, life or any personal issues? Then the Peninsula College CARE team can help you. This is PC’s version of a national movement that many […]
Photos and story by Tabitha Webster My family and I have made a goal out of visiting all the National Parks and hiking opportunities in our beautiful state of Washington. Cape Flattery, the northwestern most […]
By Brenna Sinding Editors Note: Brenna Sinding is a photojournalism student at PC, who recently traveled to the East Coast to visit a friend. I arrived at Boston College to meet a friend, then catch […]
By Natalie Reis On the chilly afternoon of Oct 26, usual PUB activities were replaced by tables scattered with stencils, bowls, various carving tools, and most importantly, pumpkins. Skeletons donning torn pirate costumes guarded […]
By Patrick McCreedy The season for the Peninsula Men’s Soccer is over with a tear-inducing loss against the 8th ranked Walla Walla. This does not mean they don’t have a good squad and they promise […]
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