The PCC Child Development Center and parents will be host a donation day fundraiser on May 19 to help raise funds for materials needed for the children’s programs and ease budget restrains.
Automotive programs drive students to careers
The Automotive Technology Lab in IT 105 could be mistaken for an auto repair shop at first glance. But it is first and foremost, a classroom.
Pacific Oaks College Proposal
A new proposal under discussion would allow Pacific Oaks College to offer bachelor level classes in the child development field to PCC students struggling to find classes.
New chief of police hired
A 27-year California Highway Patrol veteran has been appointed as the new PCC Chief of Police.
Some make profits from detention of undocumented immigrants
Students and faculty learned about the money privately owned detention centers make for the incarceration of undocumented immigrants on April 2 in the Creveling Lounge.
The road home 2.0: The Next Step
The Road Home 2.0: The Next Step Symposium featuring training workshops for faculty and staff to help them teach veterans more effectively, will be held on April 25 and 26 in the Creveling Lounge on campus.
A more energy efficient campus
A $2.4 million LED project is near completion said officials. This will change all the fluorescent tubes to LED tubes on the entire campus.
Travel To Florence Next Fall With The Study Abroad Program
A group from the Study and Travel Abroad Program again will be heading to Florence, Italy during the fall semester, said college officials.
A hot weekend proves to be a learning experience for the Track and Field team.
The men finished second in the 4×100 meter relay with a time of 41.08 falling just short behind the CSULA team who finished with 40.90. It was a wire-to-wire race with CSULA edging PCC to take the trophy.
Enrollment freeze will only worsen problems
California State University officials see that closing the doors for enrollment as a solution towards the budget crisis, but by doing so they’re taking away the chance for students to create a better life for themselves. Axing thousands from the opportunity to attend college will not only hurt the future of the economy but the future of education as well.