Snapshots | Shoreline Community College professor appointed to state commission | Free community college: An idea whose time has come? | Cascadia dives deep into Indigenous Studies with new Tribal Liaison | Very Short Play Festival set for Friday >>
Everett Community College receives $2.25 million federal grant to support low-income students | Fresh start as classes begin at Peninsula College | Colleges in Washington receive funding to offer child care for parents in college | WVC offering baseball umpire course to address shortage | Cascadia College begins American Indian and Indigenous Studies program | Peninsula College offers Vocal Masters Series | Yakima Valley College offers GED, diploma help to those off-track | Even unvaccinated OC students could return soon >>
Upward Bound Program helps underserved students get into college | Sen. Murray announces additional pandemic relief for WA higher education; Includes GHC | Edmonds College awarded grant for new AI lab | Cascadia College is creating a model for campus sustainability | Dr. Jack Kahn to start July 2 as the next president of Shoreline Community College >>
Peninsula College to award 457 degrees, certificates Saturday | 'This is my time': A promise continues to push Wenatchee Valley College graduate | Grays Harbor College names top 16 students of 2022 | At 57, this new college graduate is changing careers to help other Tri-Citians | New TCC president Harrell gives transportation club an orientation on helping students succeed | Cascadia College’s Class of 2022 walks across the stage | New Walla Walla Community College wine program director eager to 'captain the ship' >>
Community college leader says state is not doing enough to help low-income students | Beloved Seattle Colleges programs are safe for now, but their long-term fate remains unclear | Editorial: Trades program building students’ careers and lives | WA Running Start enrollment drops as high school students pause college coursework | Wenatchee Valley College enrollment drops by 12.5% | Seattle Central College’s culinary school saved by community action | Cascadia College Art Gallery hosts Intersections = Math + Art: Showing our Work >>
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