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TRI-COLLEGE COMMUNITY DAY CONNECTS WALLA WALLA’S COLLEGES THROUGH SERVICE

Walla Walla’s three colleges joined forces this past Sunday, Apr. 13, to engage in 19 community service projects, which partnered with local organizations. Volunteers gathered from Whitman College, Walla Walla University, and Walla Walla Community College, with projects ranging from horse grooming to prom decorating to trail restoration. The variety of projects offered allowed students […]

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A group including, from r-l, Dennis Warnecke, Keith Nantz, Ty Meyer, and Ryan Slabaugh, at Walla Walla Community College.

A STUDY OF AGRICULTURAL CHANGE AT WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

A group including, from r-l, Dennis Warnecke, Keith Nantz, Ty Meyer, and Ryan Slabaugh, at Walla Walla Community College. WALLA WALLA, Washington—Notice to the universe: A small college in Washington state is on the brink of something mighty. Last week, ranchers, farmers, biologists, and marketers with decades of collective experience in sustainable-regenerative-organic agriculture gathered for […]

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WWCC AND CTUIR SIGN AGREEMENT TO STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP

Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) have entered into a new Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), formalizing a collaborative effort to support Native American education, cultural preservation, and student success. The agreement, signed by leaders from both institutions, outlines a shared commitment to enhancing opportunities for Native […]

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THE REAL AG SCENE: GRIT, TECH, AND HANDS-ON LEARNING

The word agriculture conjures up visions of the famous painting by Grant Wood depicting a Midwestern farmer holding a pitchfork and his stoic daughter standing beside him. However, as Walla Walla Community College Agriculture Science Instructor, Tyler Cox says,” American Gothic – that’s not us.” Even though he denies association with characters in that famous […]

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Justin Kline, a WWCC Diesel Tech student, is installing a diesel engine into an International Harvester combine. He is focused on securing the engine, showcasing the hands-on training and technical skills taught in the program. The combine's red exterior and large frame highlight the scale of the machinery students work with in the workshop.

POWERING THE FUTURE: INSIDE WWCC’S DIESEL TECH PROGRAM

Stepping into the Diesel Technology building at Walla Walla Community College is like entering a gearhead’s paradise. Massive trucks, tractors, and engines of all kinds fill the space, their metal frames gleaming under bright shop lights. The air hums with the sound of students turning wrenches, testing diagnostics, and mastering the intricate systems that keep […]

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WWCC STUDENTS EARN TOP HONORS ON PRESTIGIOUS ACADEMIC TEAMS

Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) proudly celebrates two of its outstanding students, Jesse Grubb and Mya Silva, for earning high academic honors at the state and national levels.  Jesse Grubb Named to the 2025 All-Washington Academic Team Jesse Grubb has been selected for the 2025 All-Washington Academic Team, recognizing her exceptional academic performance, leadership, and […]

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NEW SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORTS WOMEN IN THE TRADES AT WWCC

A new scholarship from the Walla Walla chapter of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) aims to support women pursuing careers in the trades at Walla Walla Community College (WWCC). Women make up about 15-25% of WWCC’s welding students, and they are now eligible for this scholarship, which is part of AAUW’s long-standing commitment […]

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WWCC’S JOHN DEERE TECH PROGRAM EARNS PRESTIGIOUS PLATINUM STATUS

Walla Walla Community College’s John Deere Tech Program has just been awarded Platinum status—the highest honor—for its outstanding work in 2024. This prestigious recognition is reserved for programs that go above and beyond in key areas such as instructor development, advisory board engagement, enrollment, retention, facilities, processes, scholarships, and safety. For Program Director Matthew Bishop, this achievement is […]

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WWCC BASKETBALL DOMINATES THE 2025 NWAC ALL-REGION AWARDS!

A huge congratulations to the WWCC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Teams for their outstanding seasons! Both teams have made their mark, earning top honors in the 2025 Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) All-Region Awards. Women’s Basketball – Champions on and off the court! For all Women’s Basketball All-Region Awards, visit: 2025 NWAC Women’s Basketball All-Region Teams […]

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WWCC ATHLETES EARN NWAC PRESIDENT’S CUP FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE!

WWWC athletes won the 2023 – 2024, Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) President’s Cup! This honor is awarded yearly to the institution whose athletic program has the highest academic achievement. The Executive Director of NWAC, Marco Azurdia, traveled to Walla Walla to present the award to WWCC’s  athletes, Athletic Director Jeff Reinland, and President Chad Hickox […]

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