By Saki Kambe To close the equity gap that is present at Peninsula College as much as possible, the administration is bringing attention to the issue. Fostering Equity and Inclusion was one of the four […]
Moore’s journey By Jamila Lopez Malik Moore, a sophomore playing for the Peninsula Colleges men’s basketball team, is a hard-working, dedicated team player. Moore says his personal goals are minor compared to what the team’s […]
Immigrant students are safe at PC By Sarah Baker If you are an undocumented immigrant at Peninsula College, you should be rest assured that you can safely participate in an education. PC does not collect […]
New administrators join PC community. Dean of arts and science By Saki Kambe Dianna Chiabotti was announced as the new dean of arts and science by Sharon Buck, vice president of instruction in a mass […]
The Buccaneer is produced by the Peninsula College Journalism students as a public forum. Materials published in The Buccaneer are the sole responsibility of the editors and reporters, and are not intended to represent the […]
Review by Kyle Vanous Professional comedian Andy Hendrickson graced our Peninsula College campus with a strong performance the night of Oct. 11 in Maier Hall. The audience was packed with anticipation to the point […]
Photos by Kyle Vanous More than 100 people including community members celebrate Halloween in the PUB. This is the beginning of the Halloween week, followed by Pumpkin Carving Contest and Costume Contest.
Review by Jamila Lopez Eating for only four dollars a day, but how? “Good and Cheap,” a New York Times bestselling cookbook claims to be created for people who have a small budget. During the […]
By Saki Kambe In an effort to help with the issue of food insecurity that a lot of students at PC deal with, the college introduced the Pirate Food Pantry to Port Angeles campus at […]
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