A program for Clark County high school students to earn tuition-free college credits is actually delaying some from graduating. Read more… Source: The Columbian
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‘There’s so much the college has to offer’: Clark College welcomes students to first day of fall term
By The Citizen on September 22, 2025
New and returning Clark College students lined up at one of the school’s coffee joints to pass the time before class on the first day…
Community leaders discuss meaning of belonging during NAACP Vancouver panel
By The Citizen on August 28, 2025
What does it mean to belong in America? Read more… Source: The Columbian
Clark College awarded $130,000 to launch health care project
By The Citizen on July 30, 2025
Healthcare Pathways Regional Coordination for Southwest Washington to aid workforce development, more Read more… Source: The Columbian
Clark County nonprofits have to invest time and money into fundraising to support the community, their missions
By The Citizen on June 28, 2025
Clark County foundations say that community relationships and fundraising are at the heart of serving their missions. Read more… Source: The Columbian
After dropping out as a high school freshman, Clark grad says COVID pushed her back to school at 42
By The Citizen on June 21, 2025
Vancouver native Mary Chavez, 44, was among 700 graduates who walked across the Cascades Amphitheater stage during Clark College’s commencement ceremony Wednesday. Read more… Source:…
Clark College’s Sakura Festival celebrates legacy of Royce Pollard and Bob Knight
By The Citizen on April 18, 2025
In Japanese culture, cherry blossoms represent fresh starts and new beginnings. But, as they fall, they also represent the fragility and impermanence of life. Read…
‘Help us meet the critical need’: Clark College’s new Boschma Farms campus in Ridgefield welcomes students
By The Citizen on April 7, 2025
RIDGEFIELD — On the first day of class, by way of an icebreaker, Victor Gonzalez’s algebra instructor wanted everyone to pick a personally meaningful number…
Clark College Jazz Band trip to Cuba halted by feds one day before students were to leave
By The Citizen on April 1, 2025
The federal government denied Clark College’s Jazz Ensemble permission to travel to Cuba one day before the group was scheduled to leave. Read more… Source:…
Clark College enrollment up more than 5% in the past three years but still below pre-pandemic levels
By The Citizen on March 26, 2025
Clark College’s fall enrollment exceeded the school’s expectations, President Karin Edwards announced in a video State of the College address last week. Read more… Source:…