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 >>
Honor Indigenous Peoples Day at art reception for Washington native, Indigenous artist | State business group visits Clark College lab, Camas’ Analog Devices in Manufacturing Week bus tour | Comedian to bring show to Peninsula College | First Lady Jill Biden visits Bates Technical College in Tacoma | Where are Washington's woman winemakers? | Living images: Don Seabrook | September's best photos | Digging into the past: Edmonds College faculty led archaeology excavation of historic Japanese community site in North Seattle | Pierce College EDI CARES empowers students through a record number of 10 summer camps >>
How WA community colleges are helping solve the state’s teacher shortage | 'Double Take': Exhibit includes sound, performance | Jill Biden to visit Tacoma and Seattle, speak at Murray fundraiser | Pierce College names three finalists in nationwide search for next chancellor | College Success Foundation expands college coach services to Yakima Valley College >>
Clark College welcomes new school year, embraces change | Skagit Valley College hosts event to celebrate Mexico's independence | Dr. James Chen of SPSCC awarded 2022 ACCT Pacific Regional Faculty Award | Jesse Johnson appointed to Highline College Board of Trustees | New 'media lab' in Port Angeles will train students for theater, film jobs | Centralia College hires new dean of Arts and Sciences | Pierce College Puyallup breaks ground on STEM Building on Sept. 14 >>
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