System News | Opinion
Indigenous Artist Inanna McCarty named first-ever Salish Artist-in-Residence at Spokane Falls Community College
Indigenous artist kʷaɁowišč tyee Inanna McCarty was chosen to be Spokane Falls Community College's inaugural Artist-in-Residence for the sƛ̓ xẹ tkʷ program.
KXLY, April 8, 2025
Wenatchee Valley College announces 2025 All-Washington Academic Team Members
...Three outstanding Wenatchee Valley College students were recently named to the 2025 All-Washington Academic Team in recognition
of their high academic achievements and community service efforts.
Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune, April 7, 2025
Skagit Valley College celebrates Black History Month
Skagit Valley College honored Black History Month in February by hosting a series of events for students
and staff. On Feb. 13, the college partnered with Living Voices to bring interactive
historical performances to campus.
Skagit Valley Herald, April 6, 2025
Two Edmonds College students recognized for outstanding leadership at 2025 Student Civic Leadership ceremony
Two students from Edmonds College were honored at the 2025 Student Civic Leadership Awards hosted by Washington Campus
Coalition for the Public Good, which took place on March 28 at Seattle University.
MLT News, April 3, 2025
Big Bend Community College launches New Transfer and Career Center
Big Bend Community College (BBCC) in Moses Lake has announced the grand opening of its newest facility, the Transfer
and Career Center, designed to be a pivotal resource for students planning their academic
and professional futures.
Source One, April 3, 2025
Higher Education and Politics
Linking credentials to earnings
A new report from the Community College Research Center (CCRC) takes an in-depth look
at connecting credentials from community colleges with earnings, showing which types
of degrees and certificates lead to good-paying jobs and careers — and which typically
don’t.
Community College Daily, April 8, 2025
Education and Justice departments form Title IX investigations team
Following an order to address “a staggering volume of Title IX complaints,” the Education
and Justice Departments are creating a special investigations team, the agencies announced
Friday.
Inside Higher Ed, April 7, 2025
