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News Links | May 19, 2022

May 19, 2022

Editorial: WA lawmakers, employers must invest in the success of community colleges | Bellevue College hosts ribbon cutting ceremony for first rainbow crosswalk | The Hub: Federal Way Higher Education Center brings opportunity, access to south Puget Sound students | 2 EC students recognized for All-Washington Academic Team | All Washington Academic Team 2022 welcomes 3 EvCC students | Columbia Basin College's Running Start funding now covers summer quarter >>

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 >>

News Links | May 12, 2022

May 12, 2022

‘An evolution for us’: Spokane Falls Community College hires new dean of diversity, equity and inclusion | Renowned artists Han and Mihalyo featured at MAC Gallery | Writer in Residence to speak at Peninsula College | Yakima Valley College names George Allan, of Allan Brothers Fruit, as 2022's Distinguished Alumnus | Meet TCC’s All-Washington Students for 2022 | The time is finally right to go 'Into the woods': Long-postponed musical caps Centralia College drama season | Meet South Puget Sound Community College’s 2022 All-Washington Scholars | Edmonds College Black Box Theatre hosts weekly Fiasco nights in May | 36th annual Powwow at Edmonds College | Yakima Valley College presents two student-written plays this week | Video series begins with Japanese internment | Join the SPSCC Music Department for two spring concerts >>

News Links | May 10, 2022

May 10, 2022

Community college leader says state is not doing enough to help low-income students | Beloved Seattle Colleges programs are safe for now, but their long-term fate remains unclear | Editorial: Trades program building students’ careers and lives | WA Running Start enrollment drops as high school students pause college coursework | Wenatchee Valley College enrollment drops by 12.5% | Seattle Central College’s culinary school saved by community action | Cascadia College Art Gallery hosts Intersections = Math + Art: Showing our Work >>

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