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GatorCast Ep. 1: Welcome to Green River College's official podcast!

GRC President Johnson welcomes listeners to the first episode Green River College's official podcast, GatorCast.

Photo Feature: High winds rock campus and surrounding areas

Strong winds rocked the South Sound on Sunday, Jan. 6, downing multiple trees on campus and knocking out power to many in the surrounding communities. Facilities worked tirelessly Sunday afternoon and Monday morning to prepare for campus to open on it's normal schedule.

Dr. C. Nicole Mason returns to GRC for Jan. 15-17 leadership series

Author, social justice advocate, and 2018 Opening Day speaker C. Nicole Mason will return to Green River College to lead a three-day series of lectures and workshops focusing on equity, diversity and the power of personal narrative Jan. 15-17.

City restricts parking in neighborhoods near campus

Beginning Jan. 2, 2019 City of Auburn will implement a new Restricted Parking Zone (RPZ) in the Lea Hill Village neighborhood north of Green River College. Under the new rules, on-street parking in the Lea Hill Village neighborhood is prohibited from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, without a residential permit.

Trustees Arlene Pierini (left) and Elaine Chu

Arlene Pierini and Elaine Chu join Green River College Board of Trustees

Arlene Pierini of Auburn and Elaine Chu of Maple Valley have been appointed to the Green River College Board of Trustees by Gov. Jay Inslee. The two newest Trustees will be introduced during the Oct. 18 Board of Trustees meeting at 4:30 p.m. in the Administration Building Boardroom.

Photo & Video Feature: Opening Day 2018

Faculty and staff packed the Mel Lindbloom Student Union Building's Grand Hall on Sept. 18 for Opening Day ceremonies.

Gerry Berger with 2000 Berger Scholarship Recipient Marie Marquart

Historic $1 million gift to help increase college access and retention efforts

A landmark $1 million gift from the estate of Gerry and Diana Berger will help individuals struggling economically in South King County access post-secondary training and education.

Michael Farnum named 2018 Outstanding Alumni

Michael Farnum, a 2009 graduate of the Natural Resources Program, was recently named 2018 Outstanding Alumni by the Green River College Foundation

Melissa Curry named 2018 Outstanding Alumni

Melissa Curry, a 2016 graduate of the BAS Software Development Program, was recently named 2018 Outstanding Alumni by the Green River College Foundation

Helen S. Smith Gallery to open new exhibition, host artist talk

The Helen S. Smith Gallery at Green River College will open Aisha Harrison's latest exhibition "How it's Held" Sept. 24 in the Holman Library. The exhibition runs through Nov. 8 and will feature a closing reception and artist talk from noon to 1 p.m. on Nov. 8.

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