A photographic exhibit on the Manhattan Project, curated in part by Photography Instructor Rachel Fermi, is on display in the PCC Art Gallery.
President says administration ‘realignment’ to come
Though the State of the College address is meant for the president to address several topics, it was one topic in particular on Sept. 28 that drew the most attention of those in attendance.
New textbook rental program good option for savings
The implementation of an online textbook rental program is under way.
Fee Funds Important Activities
The SAF is a very valuable and essential fee that the school needs, especially now with the massive amounts of budget cuts.
Incumbents all opposed in Board race
Three incumbents of Pasadena Area Community Colleges Board of Trustees face competition in the November elections.
Reactions vary as ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ ends
The end of the military’s controversial policy “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” was received with mixed reactions at PCC, but a majority seemed in favor of its demise.
Flea market designed to fund programs
One of the Southland’s largest flea markets, with over 400 vendors, is held the first Sunday of every month on the east side of campus. Another will be held on Oct. 2.
Women’s soccer wins against El Camino 1-0
The women’s soccer team continued its impressive run by shutting out El Camino College-Compton Center 1-0 on Sept. 27.
New learning program helps vets collaborate
The Veterans’ Learning Collaborative, a newly formed 12-unit education program that unites 25 Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans on a single learning path, has been launched.