News Releases

The Student Government of Olympic College invests in campus improvements by funding a major renovation of the Bldg. 9 locker rooms.

Olympic College Professor and documentary filmmaker Marq Evans will bring his latest film, Capturing Bigfoot, to the Roxy Theater on Oct. 30 for a special one-night screening.

A $12K grant from the Bainbridge Community Foundation will expand access to mental health training at Olympic College.

Olympic College has been selected to join the Career and Technical Education Dual Credit Washington “Big Blur” Initiative, led by Jobs for the Future.

The BAS in Behavioral Healthcare program has received full approval from the Washington State DOH as a BHSS Education Program.

Olympic College is expanding opportunities for students and strengthening the region's technology workforce by launching its new Computer Science Associate Degree.

State legislative grant will cover costs for 2026-27 academic year.

The Bremerton Central Lions Charitable Foundation recently donated 20 new laptop computers at an estimated value of $7,100 to the Olympic College Foundation, providing a valuable resource for students enrolled in the college's Basic Food Employment and Training (BFET) program.

Olympic College has launched a new one-quarter Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program, creating a new pathway for students seeking careers in healthcare and emergency response.

Olympic College will host its annual Healthcare Career Expo on Tues., April 21, offering students, job seekers, and community members an opportunity to explore in-demand careers in healthcare and connect directly with professionals working in the field.