The United States Supreme Court is currently considering whether the healthcare reform act signed by President Obama in March 2010 is constitutional. Although the act may not be perfect, it has made healthcare more accessible and affordable to millions of Americans, and has especially benefited young adults.
Flea Market has something for everyone
The flea market at PCC features many diverse vendors and unique items.
Lost and waiting to be found
For anyone who has ever lost something on campus, Lost and Found services in B210 in the Campus Police Department may have it.
A more energy efficient campus
A $2.4 million LED light project is near completion on campus. The project will change all the fluorescent tubes to LED lights; much of the campus has already been updated.
Lecture teaches students about stem cell research
A full classroom filled with students gathered on March 29, to find out about stem cell research through Core facilities.
Laker Girls appear at restaurant near campus
Los Angeles Laker Girls Octavia and Deanna visited a restaurant across the street from PCC on Colorado Boulevard for an hour on Tuesday, signing autographs and having their their pictures taken with Laker fans. A crowd of PCC students attended.
‘Million Hoodie March’ seeks to expose prejudice
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The PCC community gathered in the Quad for the Million Hoodie March in solidarity after the killing of Trayvon Martin on March 29, voicing their concern about the injustice of the situation.
Super Education Sunday Spreads The Word About The Benefits of Higher Education
Staff members from PCC attended this years Super Education Sunday in an effort to spread the word about higher education. The event took place during on March 18. And March 25
2013 winter intersession passes key hurdle
The 2013 winter intersession will not be cancelled if a Thursday decision by a key committee is upheld.
Badminton secures fourth game in winning streak
The Lancers’ badminton team beat the East Los Angeles College Huskies 11 – 10 on March 23.