Author: Alumni Staff

The economic downturn, appropriately coined The Great Recession, has had a wide scale impact on the PCC community, prompting many to adjust the academic schedule as well as make changes to their social lives.

A proposed draft policy for approving guns for PCC police officers has been circulating on campus, and has revived years of debate about arming the police.

Lancers softball hosted Long Beach City College on Tuesday afternoon but lost 3-0. The loss came after a rained out tournament that PCC hoped to win for the second year in a row.

Women’s basketball loses 75-58 to City College of San Francisco in quarterfinals of the CCCAA Championship Final 8 Tournament.

PCC runners, freshman Kevin Cano and freshman RaeAnne Bowlin won first place in their respective races when PCC’s track and field team competed in the Cerritos College Overflow Meet in Norwalk on Friday.

In a span of six days the surging men’s baseball team has found itself on the top of the South Coast Conference with three victories and a 3-1 record.

The defending champion Lancers advanced to their seventh straight State Final 8 Tournament by defeating Riverside Community College (22-9) by a score of 65-56 on Friday night at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.

Renowned graphic artist, painter, comic book illustrator, set designer, and part time musician Gary Panter will be displaying his works in the Art Gallery, starting next week, as the PCC Artist in Residence.

Musician Mauricio Castillo tells of how music has changed his life over the past several years.

Students taking Music 10 had the opportunity to experience the music and dance techniques of flamenco when the Performing and Communication Arts Division presented “Kai Narezo Flamenco Quartet” on Thursday in Harbeson Hall.