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Cody Messick stands in the stairwell of the STEM Building at Clark College, with works of art that were that were crumpled or dented after being dropped from different heights to illustrate the force of gravity. He was part of a project that won the Nobel Prize in physics for discovering gravitational waves.

Clark grad rides a wave after being part of Nobel project

Cody Messick stands in the stairwell of the STEM Building at Clark College, with works of art that were that were crumpled or dented after being dropped from different heights to illustrate the force of gravity. He was part of a project that won the Nobel Prize in physics for discovering gravitational waves.

December 5, 2017, 6:05am Clark County News

When Cody Messick switched his major from theater to physics, the drama was just beginning. Read story

Workers scramble to finish a new building at Ridgefield High School the day before the start of classes in September 2014. A bond issue likely to go before voters in February 2019 would most likely be used to build a new K-4 school and for additional expansions at Ridgefield High School, Superintendent Nathan McCann said.

Ridgefield School District preps for Phase III bond election

Workers scramble to finish a new building at Ridgefield High School the day before the start of classes in September 2014. A bond issue likely to go before voters in February 2019 would most likely be used to build a new K-4 school and for additional expansions at Ridgefield High School, Superintendent Nathan McCann said.

December 4, 2017, 6:39pm Clark County News

Voters in the Ridgefield School District passed a $78 million bond in February, and district officials are already gearing up for its next anticipated bond vote, most likely coming in February 2019. Read story

No quick fix for figuring out new way to pay teachers in Washington

December 1, 2017, 11:15am Northwest

For years, most school districts in Washington have relied on a 18-by-10 table to decide how much base pay to give each of their classroom teachers. Read story

Students walk to class on the campus of Washington State University Vancouver.

WSU professors: Cut administrators’ salaries

Students walk to class on the campus of Washington State University Vancouver.

November 30, 2017, 6:04pm Clark County News

More than 700 people have signed a petition calling for cuts to top Washington State University administrators’ salaries in light of pending budget cuts. Read story

WSU grad students sound off on GOP tax plan

November 30, 2017, 9:38am Latest News

Washington State University graduate students gathered Wednesday to mount some last-minute opposition to the Republican tax plan that’s barreling through Congress. Read story

Culinary students Daniel Templin of Woodland, left, Aaron Welton of Battle Ground, Arryn Sayer of Castle Rock, and William Hobson of Vancouver, prepare chicken stock during their morning class at Clark College’s Tod and Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute in Vancouver on Tuesday.

Now they’re really cooking at Clark College

Culinary students Daniel Templin of Woodland, left, Aaron Welton of Battle Ground, Arryn Sayer of Castle Rock, and William Hobson of Vancouver, prepare chicken stock during their morning class at Clark College’s Tod and Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute in Vancouver on Tuesday.

November 28, 2017, 5:29pm Clark County News

Soup’s on for Clark College culinary students, where the Tod and Maxine McClaskey Culinary Institute is open for classes and business. Read story

Devos: Mobile app coming for federal student aid application

November 28, 2017, 9:46am Nation & World

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos says college students will soon be able to file their applications for federal student aid through a mobile app. Read story

Nova Gump, interim program assistant at the Penguin Pantry at Clark College, left, consults with Natalie M. Shank, assistant director of student care and community standards at Clark College, about food items in the pantry. The Penguin Pantry opened this summer to support currently enrolled Clark College students.

Clark College Penguin Pantry helps students in need

Nova Gump, interim program assistant at the Penguin Pantry at Clark College, left, consults with Natalie M. Shank, assistant director of student care and community standards at Clark College, about food items in the pantry. The Penguin Pantry opened this summer to support currently enrolled Clark College students.

November 26, 2017, 4:25pm Clark County News

In a quiet corner of the Clark College campus, in a repurposed classroom where students once nourished their minds, they now go to fill their bellies. Read story