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A real-world simulation provides practice for college students during the annual cyber defense competition at Highline, March 23–25.

Need a job? Come to Highline’s Spring Job Fair, March 14. Employers need full-time, part-time and temporary workers. Fair is free to attend.

Interim President Jeff Wagnitz sent a letter to students, recapping the Feb. 23 campus forum, held to review and discuss the Feb. 16 incident.

Graft an apple tree, learn a low-cost way to can food, explore career options and much more at Highline’s Urban Ag Food Summit, March 2-3.

Due to severe weather conditions, Highline College campus is closed until 9:30 a.m. on February 22, 2018. All classes and operations scheduled before 10 a.m. are cancelled and will resume at 10 a.m.

Interim President Jeff Wagnitz sent a letter to students, following up on the Feb. 16 suspected-shooter incident on campus.

While the emergency situation on campus is over, the college is closed for the remainder of the day. More info: Highline College Alerts Blog.

In a first for Highline, Primer is among the top recipients of the Transforming Lives Award given by the state’s two-year college trustees.

Need a regular student parking permit? You can apply, pay and pick up a permit all in one place. Get yours today for winter quarter.

Space will fill quickly for the Nov. 18 summit for young men of color, the longest-running event of its kind in Western Wash. Register today.