Running Start funding would be frozen under state Senate budget bill | Peninsula students discuss ways to increase campus safety | Opportunity Expo: Not all good jobs require a college degree | Center of Centralia College campus to be named Ward Plaza | Kauffman retires from Green River College Board of Trustees | Bellevue College students Akoto, Gonzalez and Tuttle make All-Washington Academic Team >>
From corsets to bullet bras, how fashions have reflected women’s place in society | Trustees name three finalists for president of Edmonds Community College | At Ignite Education Lab 2018, nine speakers reflect on success — and mistakes | Watch: 9 stories about life, love and the classroom from Ignite Education Lab 2018 | Walla Walla Community College adds second bachelor’s degree | This is now one of the most expensive restaurants in Everett | Schoolwork at home, homework at school: Yakima Valley College flips classes to shake up learning >>
Walla Walla Community College students turn wine into gold | EdCC interim president joins national coalition for undocumented, immigrant students | Walla Walla Community College nursing students dedicate their lives to service | Auto program teaches skills, a sense of mastery | After 5 years, walk-bike bridge design for Northgate light-rail station still unfinished | 30-year legislator Dick King dies at 83 | Home helps Walla Walla sex offenders stay on straight and narrow | ‘This never happens’: International student’s unexpected ordeal ends with surprise twist | Sen. Braun's proposed bill will lower community college tuition | In our view: Cheers & jeers | Once hungry and homeless, Highline College Student now has hope | GHC student with history of addiction nominated in “Transforming Lives” Awards | Noah’s story shows why the region’s desperate fight against opioids is worth waging | Clark College’s retiring director of bands will go out on a high note | Listening in business starts at the top | Centralia College student receives ‘Transforming Lives’ award | Human services grad turned uncertainty into education | No excuses: Yelm Community Schools aim for 100% graduation rate and beyond | Edmonds benefits from passing of capital budget | Boeing recruits Spokane Community College >>
With new program, Renton Tech will encourage more students to earn degrees | $80 million from capital budget heading to Clark County | Sen. Warnick is satisfied with Hirst compromise | Local organizations help dreams come true through SPSCC scholarships | Major Bryan Howard steps up to Burien Precinct Commander | Opinion: WWCC’s new 4-year degree is another win for community | More YVC students benefit from scholarships as foundation grows | SCC building suites for nursing simulation | There’s plenty to cheer in overdue capital budget | Pierce College Puyallup launches nationwide search for next president | Spotlight on EdCC: Demographics and trends | Editorial: Help community colleges meet job training needs | Fulbright Scholar teaches virtual reality at Bellevue College — other side of the earth — simultaneously | Capital budget includes millions for Kitsap | Kent’s YMCA gets $5 million in state grants with budget approval | New Horizons High School opens up food pantry to Columbia Basin College students | Highline College accepting applications for president | Washington lawmakers propose college pilot program to accommodate homeless students | Clark College president sees successes, challenging future | Lawmakers reach tentative agreement on capital construction budget | Sheila Edwards Lange | After death of WSU quarterback, how local colleges approach suicide prevention >>
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