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Advocates hope the three-year pilot program will prevent more women from being incarcerated and re-entering the criminal justice system.

PENDLETON — The Blue Mountain Community College Faculty Association is individually grieving the five full-time teachers the college aid off in the June 6 retrenchment, according to its president, Sascha

PENDLETON — The Blue Mountain Community College Faculty Association is individually grieving the five full-time teachers the college laid off in the June 6 retrenchment, according to its president, Sascha

LA GRANDE — A collaboration between three Eastern Oregon schools aims to close equity gaps for Eastern Oregon students at two- and four-year colleges and universities by 2030.

Recently Blue Mountain Community College President Mark Browning released the news that the college would be losing one whole department.

Recently Blue Mountain Community College President Mark Browning released the news that the college would be losing one whole department.

PENDLETON — The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education has approved the administrations retrenchment plan, laying off five full-time faculty members.

Blue Mountain Community College President Mark Browning claims, "cuts over the last two years were almost entirely in administrative staff." That’s nonsense.

The Blue Mountain Community College Board of Education has approved the administrations retrenchment plan, laying off five full-time faculty members.

PENDLETON — Umatilla County commissioners are considering giving a possible second round of American Recovery Plan Act funding to Blue Mountain Community College.