Whatcom C.C., White House talk careers in government | Aspen Institute names Pierce College as a Top 150 U.S. Community College eligible for the 2025 Aspen Prize | Aspen Institute honors Green River College on top 150 junior college list | Local students' DNA research may help to better track porpoises | National Center for Science and Civic Engagement honors Bellevue College professor >>
Rural community colleges: Rising to the challenge | ‘Meeting students where they are’ | Olympic College to relocate, expand health care programs to help close gap in services | Meet SPSCC’s 2023 All-Washington Scholars | Families learn all about world of car repair at Automotive Trades Night | Community suggests cultural diversity, flexibility for WWCC | At gathering of DEI officers, fear, anger, joy, and solidarity | CBC Planetarium sees multiple upgrades | Highline student Dustin Cole joins 2023 All-Washington Academic Team | EC's Center for Families gets national accreditation >>
Green River College celebrates legacy of Rich Rutkowski | Eight South Puget Sound Community College faculty awarded tenure | PC, United Way to offer online inclusion course >>
Grays Harbor College offering “Take a Class on Us” program in Spring quarter | Pierce College welcomes five candidates in search for two campus presidents | Spokane Chiefs sharpen their English before sharpening their skates | Kent Station scholarship to honor longtime Green River College president | First cows born from embryo transfer in Walla Walla show students the result of the science >>
Yakima Valley College receives funding to train Yakama Forest Products workers | ‘Soul of an Octopus’ author is PC’s Writer in Residence | Lower Columbia College plans for $42M trade skill building | ‘It changed my life’: Microsoft vet creates mentoring program for tech-focused college students | Two Peninsula College courses get spring resets | 50 years of flying >>
Community colleges are among the state’s greatest assets | Culinary teacher helps brainstorm ways doctors can discuss obesity, kidney issues with patients | Careers take flight at Green River College’s aviation program | Grant to fund work skills program | Clark College seeks support to add computer science bachelor’s degree | Skagit Valley College culinary students get experience running a bakery | State Board set to hear 7 bachelor’s degree statements of need >>
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