New class comes to BBCC this fall | Community Colleges of Spokane host Pride events to kick off Pride month | Big Bend students participate in civics simulation | Inslee tours Port Angeles projects | Peninsula College sets 9 new programs | Grays Harbor College names building in honor of Pat and Mary Ellen Hughes >>
GHC president looks forward to taking helm | Centralia College names Judith Greeley Hendrickson as 2023 Distinguished Alumna | ‘Is that really me?’ | Celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month: Representation matters | How Return to the River Festival gets kids interested in conservation | SCC’s new sources of natural fertilizer soon will be a main course for culinary students | EC event exposes girls to STEM opportunitiesEC event exposes girls to STEM opportunities | ‘The Sound of Music’ opens at Centralia College >>
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 >>
Commentary: It’s time for Centralia College students to apply for financial aid | Bates Technical College Foundation partners with Tacoma Urban League to support students of color | Editorial: In Our View: Clark College’s Bee Campus plan buzz-worthy | Four Chancellor finalists selected for Community Colleges of Spokane | SFCC highlights forgotten Black figures | Construction continues on new GHC building; naming rights available for some donors | Clark College abuzz over bee buffet >>
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