Share: Aprons were tied, pots were heating up, and bottles of olive oil and wine stood ready on countertops as PCC students transformed their home kitchens into lively Italian classrooms. Students got a flavorful taste of Italian culture the night of Wednesday, April 30, without ever leaving home. The event was part of International Culture Week, a campus-wide celebration that highlights global traditions through food, music, language and art. Hosted annually at PCC, the week invites students to explore cultures from around the world. PCC …
Godzilla gathering considers deeper meaning behind the monster
Share: Films have been an outlet for cultures, such as The Color Purple, The West Side Story, and 12 Years a Slave. The Japanese Social Club used Godzilla to explain how Godzilla is no different, that there is a deeper meaning than just a giant monster, but symbolism for a war that caused generational damage. On Thursday, May 1st, the Japanese Social Club held a cultural movie night. They played the first-ever Godzilla movie production from 1954. The event had food ranging from pizza to …
Students, staff pleased with SHS’s move to new U Building
Share: Monday, April 28 was the grand opening day of the Student Health Services Office after it moved from the basement of the D Building to the brand new U Building that opened earlier this month. The SHS office’s new location is U-201, the second floor of the U Building. Previously, the office was located in D-105. Administrative Assistant, Daisy Hyunh, expressed her thoughts about how the office is now in a better location. “When the new building was designed and the placement of the …
Pasadena pitching pitfalls prompts Lancers to perish in playoffs
Share: After taking game 1 in a surprise upset, Pasadena City College dropped both ends of Saturday’s doubleheader to No. 3 seed Palomar, ending its postseason run. Heading on the road to face the SoCal Regional Tournament’s no. 3 seed was a tall task for the Lancers, but following a 6-4 victory in game 1, Pasadena turned the series on its head, putting the Comets on the brink of elimination. “We didn’t snag [game 1],” head coach Pat McGee said. “We beat them.” The Lancers’ …
GALLERY: Pasadena in Bloom—From Gardens to Street Signs
Share: Courier photographers captured not only the vibrant beauty of real flowers blooming across Pasadena but also discovered floral surprises in unexpected places, like wrapped around tow-away signs. Their images reveal a playful blend of nature and city life, where blossoms appear where you’d least expect them. Follow:
GALLERY: A Night of Elegance and Mystery at the International Masquerade Ball
Share: The International Masquerade Ball transformed Creveling Lounge into an enchanting evening of music, dancing, and cultural celebration, captured through the lens of Courier photographer Camille Weinert. Guests in stunning attire and masks shared unforgettable moments that blended tradition and elegance. Follow:
GALLERY: Lancers Rally Past East L.A. with 8–4 Victory in Final Home Game
Share: The Lancers staged an impressive comeback to defeat East Los Angeles 8–4 last Thursday, securing a spot in the 3C2A SoCal Regional. Photographer Lamar Collins captured key moments from the game, including clutch hits, stellar pitching, and the team’s emotional sendoff into postseason play. Follow:
GALLERY: Earth Day Festivities Light Up the PCC Quad
Share: The Earth Day Spring Festival, held on April 22 at the PCC Quad, brought the campus community together for a lively celebration of sustainability and creativity. Attendees enjoyed flower arranging, pot painting, planting, carnival games, music, and snacks. This gallery showcases moments captured by Courier photographers, highlighting the vibrant energy and hands-on fun of the day. Follow:
Lancers get fired up to shoot down Comets at playoffs
Share: Friday, May 2, will see the first game in a three-game series, with the Lancers facing off against the Palomar Comets. After successfully bouncing back in their recent bout with East LA with an 8-4 victory, the Lancers snagged the opportunity to head off to the 3C2A Regionals this weekend. The beginning of the season saw its fair share of tribulations, with the aftermath of the Eaton fire leaving the team without a field for six weeks and injuries leaving some players out of …
BLOTTER: Woman calls police on students doing homework
Share: Editorial note: The information provided in the police blotter has not been independently verified by the Courier. The details in this article are reported as provided by campus police, and readers should consider this when interpreting the information. Monday, April 14, 2025 7:31 am: A cadet reported a table from the CEC campus being dragged around campus. The was found later with burn marks and burned trash around it. 8:07 am: Health Center Staff reported a subject who requested to be transported to the hospital for …