GALLERY: Lysistrata Gets Loud

Share: Photographed by Lamar Collins for the Courier, this gallery dives into the bold and irreverent energy of PCC’s spring production of Lysistrata, where ancient Greek satire meets modern feminist flair. With raunchy humor, sharp anti-war messaging, and immersive staging, the cast brought Aristophanes’ 411 BC comedy roaring into the present—giant props, strobe lights, and all. Follow:

GALLERY: Pages of Wellness — Salud & Scribe at the Library

Share: Photographed by Anastasia Kiek for the Courier, this gallery captures the warm, welcoming spirit of the “Salud & Scribe” event at Pasadena City College’s Shatford Library. With free journals, pizza, and tips on reflective writing, students gathered to explore the healing power of self-expression in a relaxed and creative space. Follow:

GALLERY: Jazz, Joy, and Justice — Afro April 2025

Share: Photographed by Lamar Collins for the Courier, this gallery captures the vibrant spirit of Afro April at Pasadena City College, where the Ray Briggs Quartet filled the air with live jazz as students and faculty came together in celebration. From heartfelt tributes during the 5% Awards to a virtual keynote by Professor Kaba Kamene, the event honored Black educators and community leaders with joy, gratitude, and purpose. Follow:

GALLERY: Echoes of Chávez

Share: The gallery, photographed by Eizen Yap for the Courier, captures a powerful moment from César Chávez Day as journalist Julio Ricardo Varela shares a personal and urgent perspective on the border crisis. Introduced by Ethnic Studies and History instructor Francesca Chaboya, the event invites reflection on Chávez’s legacy and the ongoing fight for justice. Follow: