A late spring session will be scheduled to accommodate international students who had made arrangements to travel or work during the eliminated winter session, officials said.
Transit pass offered for third year
PCC’s partnership with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Foothill Transit has renewed the I-TAP program for a third year this fall.
University day draws crowds
Hundreds flocked to the Quad for University Day on Monday morning despite the heat. The event ran from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., but students started checking out the booths about 20 minutes early this semester.
Balancing fitness and classes
Share: Whether they’re hitting the gym or hiking trails, students around campus are finding different ways to stay in shape, managing to find a balance between school and fitness. Follow:
Workshop aims to help some obtain work permits
The Cross Cultural Center held workshops that would help many DREAMers with their Deferred Action application allowing them to live out of the shadows.
Water polo falls short, despite last minute push
The women’s water polo team lost to Long Beach City College on Sept. 12 at the Aquatic Center. Despite a well played game, the Lancers went down 6-7.
Suit lays bare details of bribery case against fired officials
A lawsuit involving two former school officials reveals details into bribery allegations that may be the centerpiece of a District Attorney’s investigation of the two men.
Faculty art exhibit opens at gallery
Share: The annual Faculty Art Exhibit that opened at the Art Gallery on Sept. 6, featured 37 artists this year working in many genres across the spectrum of art as well as artists from different disciplines. With a mixture of different types of art works and artistic styles, the gallery had a piece for everyone. According to Brian Tucker, gallery director, as the Visual Art and Media Studies Division begins to grow, awareness for art appreciation has developed each year with this event. “The division …
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Free parenting classes offered at CEC
Free parenting classes will be offered this fall through the Community Education Center.