By Sarah Baker Female soccer players at Peninsula College potentially face a future career not only grappling with other teams on the playing field, but also grappling with wage discrimination – off the field and on the […]
By Kriska Obermiller This quarter Peninsula College Longhouse House of Learning held the first ever Visiting Elders program. The Tribal Elders met with classes throughout the quarter on subjects of substance abuse, storytelling, Makah language and relationships. […]
By Sarah Baker Peninsula College was visited by a panel of ESPRIT presenters, all trans women and all willing to discuss their experience as transexual members of society, on Thursday, May 12. There were five women altogether: […]
By Eric Trent The Washington State legislature has changed funding processes for colleges that will result in less state funding for Peninsula College. “The way the formula works is there’s a direct connection between the state Full-Time […]
By Sarah Baker Peninsula College is hosting a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender forum for students to discuss what makes a safe and positive environment. On May 18 at 3 p.m., and May 20 at 12:30 p.m., […]
By Chris Urquia The world of cybersecurity is a pretty cryptic place – angels battle demons, white hats battle black hats – and here at Peninsula College, the cybersecurity team studies and trains hard to compete head-to-head […]
By Sarah Baker The annual, and very frantic, university application period is nearing as December 15 gets closer with each passing day. Many students don’t even have this date on their radar. However, for some, this search […]
By Sarah Baker It’s a civil rights debate that has expanded over decades of political debacles and ethical arguments; gender-neutral bathrooms and furthermore, the proposed right for trans Americans to use whichever binary facility they identify with. […]
By Ivan Sitohang and Mike Drake Peninsula College and Joy Production, the company that owns the Pirate Cove Cafe, have decided to part ways. As of June 30, the contract that binds them together expires. Peninsula College will take over […]
Viewpoint and photos by Chris Urquia 6:30pm rolled around, and 11 members of the Sequim Vineyard Youthgroup departed from the Sequim Valley Foursquare Church on March 22nd. 11 daring souls, Sean Clift, Mary Lu Clift, […]
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