Author: Gallery Editor Anastasia Kiek

Share: Every year Temple City’s Performing Arts competes against other high schools at different high school stadiums. From practicing with each other then packing up for the bus, to wearing their uniforms and playing until evening. This gallery shows the amount of time and dedication the students put into their music. Temple City High School scored 83.150, 7th place out of 13 competing bands in Division 5A in their last competition of the year. Follow:

Share: This gallery captures the moments of the Southern California Regional Finals, where Pasadena City College faced off against Saddleback College at Robinson Stadium on Saturday, November 30, 2024. Despite a valiant effort from the PCC team, the match concluded with a 3-0 victory for Saddleback. The images highlight the passion, teamwork, and resilience displayed by the players and coaches throughout this pivotal game. Follow:

Share: PCC’s women’s soccer team triumphed in a decisive 3-1 victory over Ventura College during Round 3 of the playoffs at Robinson Stadium. The fiercely contested match showcased PCC’s skilled defense and relentless offense, as players battled fiercely for possession and control. Several standout moments included impressive tackles, fast-paced sprints down the field, and precision shots on goal that secured the win. Follow:

Share: PCC’s women’s basketball team faced off against Citrus College at Hutto Patterson Gym, showcasing their determination and teamwork on the court. The PCC players, dressed in yellow uniforms, gave their all, from aggressive defense to fast-paced attacks. On the sidelines, the team stayed focused, strategizing during breaks to push for victory. The game saw intense moments, with players diving for loose balls and battling for control. Follow:

Share: The WildArt Gallery showcases the creativity and diversity of street art across urban spaces. From intricate murals and bold graffiti to striking installations and unexpected displays, the collection highlights how art transforms everyday surroundings into powerful visual experiences. Whether painted on buildings, featured on structures, or integrated into unique city corners, each piece reflects stories of culture, identity, and expression. Follow:

Share: Ethan Bowser, PCC Lancers football player and MVP (Most Valuable Player) of the championship game, is featured in this series of portraits taken by photographer Isidro Lopez at Pasadena City College. The images highlight his confidence, determination, and pride through posed shots that capture his character and presence. Follow:

Share: The gallery chronicles the African American High School Conference at Pasadena City College, hosted by the Black Student Success Center. Capturing the essence of this year’s theme—”Standing on Business, Self-Advocacy, and Empowering Through Education” — the photos showcase impactful workshops, engaging conversations, and moments of inspiration. Follow:

Share: This gallery showcases the interplay of light and surfaces across Pasadena City College campus and other urban settings, revealing moments of unexpected beauty. The photographs capture reflections in pools of water, glass windows, and polished interiors, creating intriguing layers of perspective and depth. Each photograph invites the viewer to pause and uncover hidden stories within these urban and academic landscapes.   Follow:

Share: Pasadena City College secured a thrilling 24-14 victory over Chaffey College to win the SCFA American Division Championship Bowl on November 30, 2024, at Robinson Stadium. The gallery captures key moments, including Ethan Bowser (40) celebrating his MVP award and Izzy Duncan (5) delivering game-changing plays. Coach Robert Tucker proudly raised the championship trophy alongside the team in a moment of triumph. Flip Fox (1), Mohammad Maali (25), and Idrique Carmichael (9) showcased their determination and skill, contributing to this historic win. Follow:

Share: Guest speakers at PCC National Day of Observance event shared stories of their heritage and reflected on the meaning of Thanksgiving for Indigenous peoples. Held in the Circadian building, the event featured discussions and heartfelt interactions between speakers and attendees. The speakers passionately addressed cultural preservation, history, and the significance of community. The audience engaged thoughtfully, fostering a deeper understanding of Native perspectives. Follow: