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News Links | February 23, 2021

February 23, 2021

Films tell tales in one minute each | Bates: Spotlight on Students: Cybersecurity student says staff help them find their voice, increase campus involvement | CWU Transfer Symposium draws record numbers | Yakima Valley College launches four-quarter Practical Nurse program | Health Department announces large-scale COVID-19 vaccination clinic | Restaurant news: Edmonds College culinary students learn to pivot, more food truck fun — and snow what? | LCC budget stable even with enrollment drop | Local organizations partner with CBC and WSU Tri-Cities to connect students with internships | EC STEM building earns Gold LEED certification >>

News Links | February 18, 2021

February 18, 2021

Rethinking writing assessments to foster equity | WA budget cuts threaten Tri-Cities college students most affected by COVID pandemic | Opinion: Supporting students is key to an equitable economic recovery | Why are local high school grads struggling in college? Listen and they’ll tell you | Editorial: COVID has derailed too many dreams. Lawmakers must not derail our economic future | Opinion: Christine Johnson: Competition, other factors drive innovation in education | South Seattle College’s Yilin Sun gets State Dept. award | SFCC theater production finds unlikely success despite COVID challenges | Sexy werewolves and social media saviors: Spokane author Åsa Maria Bradley preps the release of her latest paranormal romance >>

News Links | January 21, 2021

January 21, 2021

Business of ... higher education | Columbia Basin College students seek help for mental wellness | WVC student to be honored at Transforming Lives Awards virtual ceremony | LCC opens applications for next cohort of teacher bachelor's degree seekers | PC speaker to focus on relationships between humans, nature | Edmonds College to host virtual Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations Jan. 21 >>

News Links | January 19, 2021

January 19, 2021

Peninsula College Dream Week honors King Jr | Annual Tri-Cities MLK event is moving online because of COVID | The Gallery at TCC presents online Hartsfield Family Quilt exhibit | 'The honor is in the progress.' Pasco couple receives 2021 MLK Spirit Award | Letter: Centralia College committed to an environment that welcomes free expression of all voices, opinions | Clark College administration eyes spring quarter to bring groups of students back to campus | Helen S. Smith Gallery presents ‘Art of the Quarantine’ | A conversation with Marlon James | John and Cathy Natt, Benefactors of the Year for LCC >>

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