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News Links | January 31, 2023

January 31, 2023

Q&A: Why Paul Francis wants you to reconsider community college | Shoreline Community College student earns prominent state-wide recognition | Peninsula College adapting to next generation of students | Spokane Falls Community College gets kids excited about STEM with interactive activities | Bellingham Technical College welcomes new president | BBCC trustees meet with legislators | Skagit Valley College's Whidbey Island campus opens Niko's Closet clothing pantry | Free English language, citizenship classes offered in Toppenish | Marie Gluesenkamp Perez tours Centralia College in first district visit as a congresswoman | Bates Technical College’s Dental Assisting program earns re-accreditation | Everett college students press Murray to boost financial aid funding | Kirkland Police hold catalytic converter etching event to prevent expensive replacement bills | Yakima Valley teaching winery wins several awards for student-made wines >>

News Links | October 25, 2022

October 25, 2022

Centering equity in community college baccalaureate programs | Hi-tech business a buzz in Clark County | Seattle Colleges’ $14 million financial forecast flub frustrates staff | SPSCC one step closer to offering its first BAS degree | Bellingham Technical College announces new president | First lady Jill Biden highlights high school programs at Bates Technical College | Local colleges work to educate students on the importance of voting >>

News Links | July 14, 2022

July 14, 2022

Pierce College launches nationwide search for next chancellor | Olympic College, considering options to keep its child care center afloat, decides against outsourcing | Where’s the best place to see the supermoon in the Gig Harbor area? Here are some tips | Grays Harbor College moving offices as HUB demolition imminent | Newsmakers: New CEO | Earning a GED: High school equivalency programs in Yakima Valley | For years, she never told anyone her husband was an Aryan Nations leader. Now, her posthumous book explains why she stayed | Audio engineers are almost all men. This Seattle program was created by women to change that | Head Start celebrates a new building >>

News Links | May 17, 2022

May 17, 2022

Ground-breaking set for new Clark College site | Lake Washington Institute of Technology hosts Annual Applied Research Symposium | 'You always acknowledge the ancestors:' Olympic College recognizes tribe with new markers | Opinion: Katherine Schiffner: Hope isn’t a refuge; it’s a starting point | Seattle Maritime Academy gets $1 million amid shortage of ferry workers | Seattle Colleges chancellor to resign in August, 2 years before end of contract | Yakima Valley College offers new sterile processing technician certificate >>

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