Newsroom
Read the News
Find the latest stories about Highline’s students, staff and faculty in the News section. See what others are saying about the college at Highline in the News.
Get Opinion and Analysis
The Highline Voices series brings a range of diverse perspectives to our community, featuring the expertise of Highline College staff and faculty. Started in 2016, the series regularly appears in the Federal Way Mirror.
Use the Style Guide
Use the in-house style guide to find words, names and abbreviations commonly found at Highline. By following the guide, you will create consistency in your message, which will help your reader. Plus, it will help save you time while creating print and electronic materials for students and the general public.
Submit a Story Idea
Great stories require collaboration. They also need planning. Contact us early if you have something newsworthy that you would like considered for a media release or article. Submit your idea using the online story form.
Work With the Media
We are here to help Highline faculty and staff work with the media — reporters and editors from magazines, newspapers, radio, TV and blogs — in responding to questions and garnering attention. If a member of the media contacts you, email Josh Gerstman.
If you have an upcoming project with an outside organization that features Highline College, its academic departments, or programs that may be featured on social media, email Tony Johnson and Josh Gerstman with the details. They can help promote the project on the college’s main social media channels.
Media Inquiries
Vice President for Institutional Advancement
jgerstman@highline.edu
Highline College seeks to work with the media in a fair, friendly and factual manner. As an agency of the state of Washington, Highline subscribes to the principle of the public’s right to know and of full disclosure of official actions. Members of the media, who gather and disseminate information on the public’s behalf, are entitled to full and candid answers to their questions.