Former WVC president receives award | Skagit Valley College emergency assistance funding dwindles as students face inflation | Jingle Jazz concert returns to PC campus | WWCC to resume CDL program | Wenatchee Valley College hosting free classical concert | Yakima Valley College introduces ‘Next Generation Harvey’ at their main campus in Yakima | SPSCC Foundation awards over $900,000 in financial aid this year >>
Eric's Heroes: Eva's gift to the world | WVC reaches contract agreement with new president | South Seattle College announces longtime educator Dr. Jean Hernandez as interim president | 'On the edge of a precipice' — OB-GYN reports dire message to Kitsap health board | A transformative bridge over a 10-lane freeway >>
GHC nomination announced for Transforming Lives Award | Midnight Cruizers car club presents tool kit to GHC’s automotive program | Less traditional college degrees jump in WA during pandemic | CBC Agriculture Program receives nearly half of a million dollars for equipment | Newsmakers: New CEO | Dual enrollment, multiple benefits | Big Bend has big plans with new bachelors program >>
Wenatchee Valley College announces next president | Clark College students help tend Hazel Dell garden | Meet 3 women who are guiding the future of Washington’s wine industry | Clark College Dreamcatcher Scholarship opens doors for Native student | Larsen visit to Edmonds College highlights efforts to improve veterans’ access to higher education | Theatre veteran brings real life love story to Centralia College stage | College theater reimagines Peanuts characters | SFCC reopens planetarium with interactive campus solar system >>
Editorial: More power to WA community colleges helping fill K-12 teacher shortage | YVC nursing program to benefit from $427K grant for simulation equipment | Grays Harbor College going vertical | TCC Board of Trustees names Michele Hart “Transforming Lives Award” nominee for 2022 | Local briefs: Pullman mayor reappointed to community college board | WVC announces four finalists in presidential search >>
Parting thoughts with Community Colleges of Spokane’s Christine Johnson | Campus recovery programs help students stay sober | Edmonds College receives renewal of $200K grant for expanding program that services students with disabilities | Students from 3 colleges ‘follow the supply chain’ to Vietnam >>
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