Peninsula College

Peninsula College welcomes acclaimed biographer and narrative historian James McGrath Morris as Writer-in-Residence May 12–14, featuring free public readings, talks, Q&A sessions, and book signings at the Port Angeles Campus and Port Townsend Library.

Ever wanted to try welding? Now’s your chance! Discover what it’s like to be a welding student at Peninsula College by joining us on Friday, May 15, for a free, hands‑on event for current students, high school students, and the public.

Show your work in the 2026 Student Art Show, on view May 20–June 12 in the PUB Gallery of Art. Open to students enrolled during the 2025–26 academic year, the exhibition is free to enter, allows up to three submissions per artist, and features cash prizes in multiple categories.

Showcasing amazing work from our students in art, music, film, digital storytelling, creative writing, and photojournalism, Student Arts Week celebrates these creative achievements with multiple events throughout the week!

Holli Margell, '02, an Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Citizen, will share her photography exhibition, Memory Thread, from April 14–June 18 in ʔaʔk̓ʷustəƞáwt̓xʷ House of Learning, Peninsula College Longhouse.

Studium Generale Speaker Series, Spring 2026 is here! Join us on Thursdays, at 12:35 pm in the Little Theater (or Zoom!) all quarter long for presentations and discussions from artists, writers, indigenous leaders, and many more.

Discover Your Future with Running Start! Thinking about earning college credit while still in high school? RSVP now for one of our 2026 Running Start Info Nights—designed for prospective students and their families.

Laid off or furloughed? Worker Retraining provides funding for training for in-demand jobs. Additionally, we offer support for financial aid, equipment loans, college navigation, and community resources.