Jury selection for the second trial of former PCC student Isaac Campbell, accused of killing his girlfriend and hiding her body, is expected to begin in the first part of May.
Realignment plans debated at hearing
A heated debate over the necessity of realignment to teaching divisions occurred at a session held by the Planning and Priorities Standing Committee on April 24.
Famous Pianist To Play At Harbeson Hall
Well-known Dutch pianist Eline Bergmann will be performing on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Harbeson Hall, said college officials.
People of the stairs pass on the legacy
Many passersby have noticed the ever growing group of people who linger on the C Building steps. What most people don’t know is the legacy of these “people of the stairs.”
Driver crashes in parking lot
A silver Lexus crashed into a concrete piller in the student drop-off area on Thursday, April 12 at roughly 2:45 p.m.
New whiteboard could make learning easier
Representatives from Digital Networks Group presented a new high tech whiteboard to PCC teachers and administrators April 3 in the Shatford Library.
Badminton wins again
The badminton team beat East Los Angeles College 19-2 on April 11.
Swimmer wins breastroke at invitational
At the PCC Swim Invitational where the swim team raised $3500 in their annual raffle, Lancer Cario Liu won first place on the men’s 200 Breaststroke.
Men’s Baseball Suffers Brutal Shutout
The men’s baseball team suffered their worst shutout of the season April 3 at Fullerton College, falling 12-0 to the home team Hornets.
A Look Back: English Instructor Robert Oventile
English Instructor Robert Oventile was a student at PCC about 30 years ago before he transferred to UC Berkeley where he majored in English.