GALLERY: The Art of Seeing at PCC

Share: The gallery showcases the artistic eye and journalistic skill of Courier photographers Justice Aragon, Desiree Brewington, Anastasia Kiek, Eizen Yap, and Lamar Collins. Tasked with capturing ten specific subjects across PCC’s campus—1) holding hands, 2) puddle, 3) bicyclist, 4) textbook, 5) pink shoes, 6) a police cadet, 7) construction hardhat, 8) sleeping in class, 9) music, and 10) art being created—the photographers used composition, depth, and creativity to elevate everyday scenes. Viewers are invited to explore each image and decide whether the photographer truly …

GALLERY: East West Players Perform Patsy at PCC

Share: The gallery features scenes from the May 20 performance of PATSY by East West Players Theatre for Youth at PCC’s Colorado campus. Courier photographer Anastasia Kiek captures moments before the show and during the performance, spotlighting the brilliant cast: Chloe Madriaga as Patsy, along with Stephan Haci and Evelyn Wu-Coffey – bringing this powerful story to life. Follow:

GALLERY: PCC Students Journey Through the Universe with Dr. Robertson

Share: PCC students packed the Creveling Lounge on May 13 to hear Carnegie scientist Dr. Andrew Robertson deliver a compelling lecture on the existence of dark matter, closing out the 2024–2025 Carnegie Science Observatories Lecture Series. Courier photographer Raleigh Ebner captured the engaging atmosphere as Robertson broke down complex astrophysical concepts like the Doppler effect, gravitational lensing, and bullet clusters for an eager student audience. Follow:

GALLERY: Scholar-Practitioners Lead Trans-Indigenous Dialogue on Campus

Share: Asena Taione Filihia and Josh Thunder Little shared insights rooted in Native American and Oceanic knowledge systems during the “Trans-Indigenous Education” event held at PCC’s Colorado Campus on May 15, 2025. Courier photographer Anastasia Kiek captured the powerful moments as the scholar-practitioners spoke on student success, community building, and activism. Follow:

GALLERY: Standing Together — PCC Speaks Out for Divestment

Share: PCC students and faculty gathered at the Board of Trustees meeting on May 14 to demand that the PCC Foundation divest from companies linked to military contractors and major polluters, setting a deadline of July 2025. Courier photographer Eizen Yap captured the powerful moments as student speakers voiced their calls for ethical investment and institutional accountability. Follow: