Share: PCC kicked off April in an extremely fun way. On April 1st, Women 2 Women, a feminist club on campus, the librarians in the Shatford Library, and Equipo collaborated to host a reflective event where students had the opportunity to pause, connect and recharge by the power of journaling. It was a vibrant event with lofi cumbias, pizza, and delicious aguas frescas. Ashley Guzman, Tina Sanchez and Rebecca Martinez explained the history behind journaling. They talked about journaling as a personal and powerful …
Speaking up for vulnerable people will now get you prosecuted
Share: The U.S. has been recognized for a long period of time for its freedom of speech. Despite this, the Trump administration has interpreted the First Amendment in its own questionable way. College students are concerned about expressing themselves due to the terrible, unprofessional, and downright sinister actions of the government. The people of America need to remind the Trump administration that students and citizens, in general, have the right to speak up for a good cause, especially when the government has ignored what people …
Lancers extend unbeaten conference streak with victory over Mesa
Share: Pasadena edged past San Diego Mesa with a close 12-9 win this past Friday. Two-time state champion Lancer alumni Rebecca Tzouwas was in attendance, supporting her alma mater and sister Beatris. A program that hadn’t reached banner status since her departure from the school was fueled by her avid support. “For me, [supporting the team] is the biggest thing,” Rebecca said. “Even if they lose a point.” Beatris brought pride to the Tzou last name by winning both her bouts against San Diego’s third …
Ancient healing technique strengthens Pasadena community after Eaton fire
Share: The sound waves of crystal bowls chimed through the Creveling Lounge on Wednesday, March 19. PCC students filled the room furnished with yoga mats and blankets, ready to partake in the sound bathing experience. PCC’s Intercultural Engagement Center (IEC) hosted a sound healing session that provided the Pasadena community a stress-relieving outlet after experiencing the Eaton fire. The Intercultural Engagement Center launched a series of events called, “Soul Care,” where its goal is to target the Pasadena community and offer support during the tense …
Were you in a hurry? Here’s a guide to the cliques from Club Rush
Share: A community united last week as PCC’s clubs came together to celebrate everyone’s differences and interests in one big bash. From teaching people new cultures, to helping them out with extracurricular activities, these groups offer a variety of ventures for everyone to partake in. And just in case you missed the event, here’s a list of clubs explaining what they do, meeting times, and social media. ASL CLUB | First Tuesday 12–1 of every month, and the third Friday of every month, 6–8 | …
New to the US? A quick and helpful guide for international students
Share: As they pursue their dreams, navigating a new country, culture, and life can be terrifying and difficult for international students. Many may feel alone, but there are several communities and resources at PCC to help alleviate their stress and uncertainty. One of the main resources and communities for students is the International Student Center (ISC). The ISC helps students acclimate to their new environment and provides aid with the college application process, major decisions, visa information, housing access, food need, the job search, scholarship …
PCC community fights to rebound from Eaton Fire catastrophe
Share: Over 650 students and 100 employees at PCC have lost their homes due to the recent Southern California wildfires, and PCC has provided housing for 50 families during the recovery period. After the Eaton Fire broke out in Altadena on Jan. 7, 2025, only to be contained after 24 days of burning, Pasadena City College students and staff who were impacted by the fires have been fighting to regain a sense of normalcy. “More than a month has passed since one of the worst …