The Student Success Act signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Sept 27 will have a major impact on the college, PCC President Mark Rocha told a news conference for journalism students on Thursday.
Hecuba exceeds expectations
Hecuba, which premiered on Friday in the Sexson Auditorium, exceeded expectations.
Women’s soccer beats LA Harbor with good defense
The women’s soccer beat LA Harbor College at home on Friday with calculated defense and aggressive ball play.
Women’s soccer defeated by Mt. SAC in a race to the finish
The women’s soccer team was defeated by Mt. San Antonio College on Tuesday in a physical battle that ended in a 2-3 loss for the Lancers.
Death penalty continues endless cycle of violence
The death penalty is inhumane, expensive, and just continues an endless cycle of violence.
Volleyball dominates LA Harbor with aces
The women’s volleyball team swept the visiting Seahawks on Friday.
Football recovers from record loss with first win
The drought is finally over. The Lancers bounced back from their record-setting 51-point loss, with a confidence-boosting win over the Golden West College Rustlers on Saturday night at Orange Coast College’s LeBard Stadium. This is PCC’s first win since October of last year. The final score was 17-9
Men’s soccer ties the Vikings at home
Despite an aggressive 17 total shots and more than a handful of quality scoring chances, the Lancers only managed one goal in a tie with visiting Long Beach City College on Tuesday.
Lawsuit filed against college in bribery case
A lawsuit alleging breach of contract and negligence related to the bribery scandal that rocked the campus in June has been filed in Superior Court against the Pasadena Area Community College District, the Board of Trustees and numerous other defendants.
