Browse past news stories for Peninsula College in Port Angeles, WA.
- Peninsula College receives $3.9 million grant (2024)
Peninsula College and two core partners have been awarded a $3.9 ... - COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula College women set record with 20 goals against Shoreline (2023)
SHORELINE — The Peninsula College women’s soccer team set a school record Saturday, though the team did its best not to, ... - College basketball: Records falling like dominos at Peninsula College (2023)
Records have been falling left and right this season with the Peninsula College basketball teams. On Feb. 1, ... - Peninsula College’s new president settles in (2022)
Peninsula College shares with community colleges across the country, such as declining enrollment. ... - COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula men beat Highline on late goal (2021)
The Peninsula College men played another NWAC powerhouse Saturday, getting a late ... - Peninsula College PC touts medical assistant program (2021)
Peninsula College’s Medical Assisting Program offers students the opportunity to gain professional skills ... - Peninsula College accepting applications for Webster scholarship (2020)
Students interested in writing, photography and design are ... - Cabrillo falls victim to trick play, loses bowl game to rival Monterey Peninsula | Living Breath Foundation Bowl (2019)
SALINAS — Lobos fans howled in support of Monterey Peninsula College’s victorious football team Saturday. Conference ... - Burley's Ontiveros signs with Peninsula College (2019)
BURLEY — The opportunity came late, but it was better late than never for former Burley girls ... - Monterey Peninsula College faculty fight possible firings. - Monterey County Weekly (2016)
Members of the Monterey Peninsula College Teachers Association have been working without a contract for more than two years, and now the jobs of roughly 35 part-time instruct ... - Kenai Peninsula College Fall Course Offerings at Resurrection Bay Extension Site - Sewardcity News (2016)
Walk-in registration at RBES office located in Seward H.S. August 23, 24 and 25 from 10am-2pm. MATH A105: Intermediate Algebra PRPE A108: Introduction to College Writi ... - Port Townsend students on Peninsula College list - Port Townsend Leader (2016)
To qualify for the president's list, students must be enrolled for at least 12 quarter hours of credit in courses numbered 100 or above, complete all of t ... - PENINSULA COLLEGE OFFERS $7500 LLOYD J. ALLEN SCHOLARSHIP - Forks Forum (2016)
Forks residents whose college goals may have been put on hold due to finances or life challenges are encouraged to apply for the Lloyd J. Allen Scholarship through ... - Peninsula College plans health, safety fair for June 1 - Sequim Gazette (2016)
Discover the connection between coursework and the real world, and the resources in place to keep the community healthy and safe, as Peninsula College Campus Safety and the Associated Student Council host a Hea ... - Peninsula College celebrates Beta Delta Nu honor society students - Sequim Gazette (2016)
Seventy-one Peninsula College students have been inducted into the Beta Delta Nu Chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society, the official honor ... - Wounded veterans get prime parking at Peninsula College - Sequim Gazette (2016)
A parking space reserved for combat-wounded veterans, who have been awarded the Purple Heart medal, has become a reality at Peninsula College. The Associat ... - Peninsula College lists academic honors for winter quarter - Sequim Gazette (2016)
Peninsula College has named students to the school's President's List and the honor roll for the 2016 winter quarter. To qualify for the President's Li ... - Dan and Joanne Albert honored by Monterey Peninsula College - Monterey County Herald (2016)
Monterey >> If you're going to celebrate Monterey Peninsula College's importance to the community, there's no better way than honoring the people who go back to its ear ... - History of Monterey Peninsula College - Examiner.com (2016)
Since 1947, Monterey Peninsula College (MPC) has been operating as a Junior College in the Monterey area, which includes Monterey, Seaside, Marina, Pac ... - Icicle Seafoods Seward Scholarship for Kenai Peninsula College - Sewardcity News (2016)
The purpose of the Icicle Seafoods Seward Scholarship is to provide financial assistance for tuition and other educational expenses to students from Sewar ... - Peninsula College sets cultural fair for Friday - Sequim Gazette (2016)
Peninsula College hosts its second Culture Fair, set for 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, March 18, in the Pirate Union Building on the main campus, 1502 E. Laurid ... - Earn diploma at Peninsula College - Sequim Gazette (2016)
Created with working adults and parents in mind, Peninsula College offers a number of courses online and in the classroom, allowing students to com ... - Lecture on Place Names of Monterey County at Monterey Peninsula College - Monterey County Weekly (2016)
Historian and author Meg Clovis speaks about place names in Monterey County and the people, geography and history behind them. Upcoming dates. Wed, Mar 16 @ 1:30 pm · Add to iCal. Sc ... - Kenai Peninsula College posts academic honors - Kenai Peninsula Online (2016)
Kenai Peninsula College recently released the names of students who earned Chancellor's List and Dean's List honors for the Fall 2015 semester. To be eligible ... - Peninsula College offers information on Running Start - Sequim Gazette (2015)
Peninsula College hosts a series of Running Start Information Nights in Port Angeles, Port Townsend and Forks in February, March and April. The informational ... - Kenai Peninsula College: Around Campus - Kenai Peninsula Online (2015)
KPC students are back in classes today and enrollment across the KPC system remains stable. At this year's spring convocation, held on Jan. 5, KPC Director ... - Peninsula College welders win at tree festival - Sequim Gazette (2015)
Peninsula College welding department won Best of Show at the 2014 Olympic Medical Center Foundation's Festival of Trees. It all began with a wel ...
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