Food insecurity brings need year-round | YVC creates a pathway for students looking to get a degree in STEM | Welding program students at Bates Technical College krak down on this year’s display | Siblings, age 12 and 13, are youngest students at EvCC campus >>
Running Start lets WA high schoolers explore college courses | Amid staffing crisis, student nurses run into shortages in education too | Skagit Valley College brings back Scandinavian Smorgasbord Luncheon | WA community and technical college system wins federal grant for no-cost open textbooks | Edmonds College donates much-needed hospital beds to MSHH Donor Closet | Skagit Valley College culinary program continues Thanksgiving dinner tradition | SPSCC responds to high demand with new evening and weekend nursing program >>
Technical educators in Spokane are working to entice a new generation to join vital careers in the trades | SFCC’s Spartan Theatre balances the heartfelt and the humorous with play “Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake)” | Acclaimed poets set PC reading | Whatcom Community College enrollment rebounds following pandemic dip | The Department of Education making changes to the FAFSA application | One reader’s view | Understanding the full value of college in Longview and beyond | New exhibit at Shoreline Community College >>
Walla Walla Community College joins partnership to help students transition from high school to college | Seattle Colleges Chancellor Rosie Rimando-Chareunsap recognized as one of the most influential Filipina women in the world | Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez holds career and resource fair for veterans | SPSCC Trustee Steven Drew reappointed | Edmonds College and YWCA partner to provide free technology classes for low-income students | Clark College announces changes on governing board | Donation of $5,000 benefits diesel technology students at Centralia College | Veterans Program at YVC supports students, families | CBC announces new Digital Marketing Associate degree >>
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