Share: There have been many changes to our country’s history and presidency, but there has been one constant that has not changed: a male president. There has not been a female President in the history of the United States, but having our first female leader is a possibility in the near future if we get a Republican woman candidate. Michelle Obama sparked conversation in a recent interview, saying she would not become the first female President and that this country is not ready for a …
Students unfold for finals with paper magic
Share: With finals week quickly approaching, the International Student Center hosted an event called Paper Magic, their final event in their series to help students de-stress before their exams. The Center provided diy sheets on how to fold the paper. There was a variety of folding paper to choose from with a selection of hearts, flowers, and butterfly paper. Students created paper origami in the shape of hearts, butterflies, and cranes. Student employees helped students create the paper origami in the desired shape that they …
Men’s basketball bench outscores starters in Lancers loss to Glendale
Share: In Pasadena’s matchup against Glendale Community College, the weather rained on Pasadena’s parade as they took a 92-80 loss in the 8th Skip Robinson Classic Event on Saturday, November 15th. There was a lot of touch and go between the two teams competing to claim victory. Throughout the entirety of the game, GCC was one-upping PCC every time Pasadena would score a point, Glendale would score more points, taking the lead the entire game. Pasadena seemed to have an early start with Julian Thompkins …
University Night turns out nachos and networking as students navigate transfer
Share: In front of tables decked out in lavender tablecloths, groups of college-aged kids waited in line with their three different college brochures for free nachos. Dozens of tables of different universities, including Cal State LA, Long Beach, and Loyola Marymount University, were lined alongside each other in the quad for the University Night Event. This event was hosted by the Transfer Center on Wednesday, November 12, and welcomed students of all backgrounds, ages, levels, and grades to learn more about their future next steps …
BLOTTER: Person wearing clown mask reported by peeved students
Share: *Note: This blotter contains sensitive information related to suicide and suicidal thoughts. Monday, October 20, 2025 9:01 a.m. – A student reported a homeless man was inside the Sculpture Garden acting weird. He was escorted from the premises. 3:03 p.m. – A staff member reported that he was arguing with a student over a parking stall inside Lot 7. The dispute was resolved. 4:19 p.m. – A report was filed that a student made verbal threats to an individual. 5:09 p.m. – Staff reported …
My Territory: Pasadena will always be my original stomping ground
Share: In the early morning hours of Monday, September 17, 2001 my life began at the Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena, California. My parents were super excited to be parents again and had their personal happy moment with the birth of their youngest daughter, especially just 6 days following the aftermath of a terrorist attack on the country. From my parents and family’s world, the moment that I was born proved to them that beautiful moments can still happen, even in the wake of a …
‘The Smashing Machine’ knocks out expectations
Share: The Smashing Machine movie was based on the private life experienced by the two-time UFC Heavyweight Tournament Champion, Mark Kerr, including his UFC career, personal hardships, drug addiction, friendship with Mark Coleman, and tumultuous relationship with former model, Dawn Staples. This movie followed the timeline during the 1997-2000 years. The film showcased topics covering the time when UFC was deemed violent, aggressive, dangerous, and with 36 states banning “no holds barred” fighting and cable providers refusal to air the fights. The biopic was centered …
Charlie Kirk wasn’t perfect, but he represented his faith the best that he could
Share: On Sunday, Sept. 21st, 90,000 people peacefully gathered at the StateFarm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona to pay their respects and honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk. Overflow crowds were redirected to the Desert Diamond Arena and millions of viewers were watching world-wide. The most prominent, and recognizable Christian singers such as Chris Tomlin, Brandon Lake, Phil Wickham, Cody Carnes and Kari Jobe led worship and sang songs like Chris Tomlin’s, “How Great Is Our God,” Kari Jobe sang Hillsong’s “What A Beautiful …
Trump stood up to shut down health rumors
Share: There has been news circulating about Donald Trump’s health declining since pictures were surfacing of his bruised hands during a press conference. He also had bruises on his legs, that people began to speculate that he was dying. The rumor mill was running wild this past weekend that Trump had passed away from his health conditions, but this past Tuesday, Trump held a press conference about the Space Command’s relocation, and the meeting displayed Trump as very much alive and in good condition, obvious …
Students have mixed reactions to the potential ban of food dyes
Share: Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. strives to ban petroleum-based synthetic food dyes, including Red 40, FD&C Green No 3; FD&C Red No 40; FD&C Yellow No 5; FD&C Yellow No 6; FD&C Blue No 1; and FD&C Blue No 2. These dyes are planned to be removed from food-colored snacks and beverages in the upcoming year due to health concerns among children. Kennedy promised Americans that these unhealthy dyes will be permanently removed from food and drinks that contain …