Share: Google and its AI overviews have recently been at the center of discourse after Google “accidentally” teased AI Mode becoming the default search in the future for Chrome, sparking rising popularity in opposing search engines. Backlash intensified towards Google after reports surfaced that Google was testing versions of Chrome that routed searches directly into AI Mode. Google officially clarified that the changes were just experimental in Chrome Canary and Rajan Patel, VP of Engineering for Search at Google, then claimed that the change was …
My Territory: The overpriced paradise I’ll never regret visiting
Share: There’s something beautiful about the game of basketball, I’m truly romantic about it. The way the leather of the ball grains against your skin as you dribble, how the loud screeches of kicks against the hardwood floor rings against every heartbeat, and that enchanting swish that sounds when you drill the perfect shot. The game has an eerily magical feeling to it, and has captured my heart in a way no other sport has come close to doing. Eventually, basketball became more than a …
A great discography shouldn’t save your legacy
Share: There is a common question asked in the pop-culture world: Can art be separated from the artist? It is an important question to ask in the age of cancel-culture and accountability, but it is time we shift the question; what we really should be asking is: Should art be separated from the artist? There are a few cases that can help shape the understanding of this altered question and why we ultimately should not separate the two. This conversation has resurfaced after the controversy …
Proposed bill would require community colleges to provide abortion meds
Share: A newly proposed California bill, titled the Community College Student Right to Access Act, would require community colleges to provide medication abortion services on all campuses across California as soon as 2029. Introduced by Assemblymember Catherine Stefani, the bill, if passed, would allow roughly 2 million young adults access to abortion services currently only provided to typical four-year colleges. “Reproductive health care is essential health care,” said Assemblymember Catherine Setfani. “California has led the nation in protecting reproductive rights, and this bill is the next …
No sleep, no problem: Lancers complete comeback win versus LA Harbor
Share: The Lancers prevailed in a thrilling 13-5 comeback win versus LA Harbor on route to completing a series sweep in a game moved forward due to rain. Due to anticipated inclement weather, the Lancers third and final game vs LA Harbor would be moved up from Saturday to Friday afternoon. The Lancers came back from an 11-5 road win versus LA Harbor late Thursday night, and had to make the quick turnaround to be ready for a game at 2 PM the next day. …
Lancers baseball get walloped in landslide loss to Mt. SAC
Share: The Lancers suffered a humiliating, season-worst, 19-6 loss to Mt. San Antonio last Thursday, and dropped the series to fall back to .500 on the year. The game started on a chilly, gloomy, Thursday afternoon at Brookside Park, with the Lancers looking for revenge after a heartbreaking 9-8 overtime loss on Tuesday. “It makes us just want to beat them more,” said pitcher Landon Encheff on Tuesday’s loss. “We know they’re beatable, we had it in the bag.” “They didn’t earn Tuesday, we gave …
Wellness fair extends helping hands in the quad
Share: Pasadena City College and Lancer Care Basic Needs hosted its first ever annual Basic Needs Wellness Fair in the quad on Tuesday, March 24, providing ample opportunities to explore ways to help students. The fair was held to provide and advertise PCC’s plethora of useful assets to students who are experiencing basic needs challenges, but beyond that, educate and introduce those unfamiliar with Lancer Care to their multitude of available resources. From housing to mental and public health resources, as well as food benefits …
Lancers unleash 18-run explosion for a season record
Share: The Lancers scored a season-high 18 runs in a dominant 18-4 win against Compton last Thursday afternoon at Brookside Park. There weren’t many fans out as the blistering heat intensified throughout the game, but in near 90-degree weather, and in a game that lasted well over three hours, the Lancers’ offense had its most dominant showing of the season, and are now sitting above .500 on the season. “Now we gotta sweep, we’re the better team, you gotta play like it,” Head coach Pat …
Ted Season 2: Beary raunchy, beary funny
Share: Season 2 of “Ted” is a quintessential watch for any comedy fan in 2026, and not just a worthy successor, but a sizable improvement to an already fantastic season 1. It’s another brilliant addition to Seth MacFarlane’s already renowned repertoire of modern comedy classics, but the second and potentially final season of Ted provides refreshing elements to a dried out sitcom landscape. The second season of “Ted” continues exactly where it left off, with 17-year-old John Bennett and his sentient, foul-mouthed, talking teddybear, Ted, …
Lancers leash Huskies in first shutout victory in nearly 3 years
Share: The Lancers took the series in game 3 against East Los Angeles after their second straight win on Saturday afternoon at Jackie Robinson Memorial Field, with the Lancers defense putting up an incredibly dominant showing and shutting out East LA 5-0. The Lancers tied up the series Thursday in a 6-3 win at ELAC, and won Saturday’s slowburning game, thanks to a lockdown performance from their defense. Lancers started the game on full tilt, with a suffocating defense led by freshman pitcher Jonathan Bracamonte, …