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News Links | September 27, 2022

September 27, 2022

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 >>

News Links | April 26, 2022

April 26, 2022

Washington is offering more college aid than ever, plus new admission guarantees. Will students buy in? | Enrollment plummets at Washington’s colleges, especially among men | Peninsula College selects president | ‘It’s unconscionable’: Biden attacks drug prices at speech at Green River College | Clover Park Technical College hosts scholarship fundraising events | Wenatchee Valley College offering Journalism 101 course this spring | Skagit Valley College honors Champions of Diversity >>

News Links | April 5, 2022

April 05, 2022

New gate for the Captain Joseph House | A boost for health care education at Bates Tech | Yakima Valley Community College joins national #CCMonth campaign | Edmonds College will add 2 bachelor's degrees this fall | Making music while making change: Seattle band works to make rock music more inclusive | Centralia College no longer requires COVID-19 vaccines for students on campus | Tacoma Community College selected as education partner for Amazon’s Career Choice program | Federal lawmakers secure funds for nursing program in Yakima, other local projects | V4I3: Beacon Award winner: Clover Park Technical College >>

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