Skip to content
Courier Logo

The independent student voice of PCC. Serving Pasadena since 1915.

  • News
    • Investigations
    • Campus
    • Community
  • Opinion
    • Politics
    • Editorials
    • Society
  • Features
    • Culture
    • Profiles
    • From the Courier Archives
  • Media
    • Gallery
    • Audio
    • Scene
    • Videos
  • Lifestyle
    • Entertainment
    • College
    • Trending
  • Sports
    • Badminton
    • Baseball
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Men’s Soccer
    • Softball
    • Swimming and Diving
    • Track and Field
    • Volleyball
    • Water Polo
    • Women’s Soccer
  • About
    • Staff
    • Spotlight
    • Archives
    • Terms & Conditions

Author: Bryan Hernandez

  • Home
  • Bryan Hernandez
  • Page 2
Posted on October 10, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Missed opportunities cost Women’s soccer team

Share: Coming off a tie against East Los Angeles College (ELAC) 1-1, the Lancers looked to pick up their form against Mt. San Antonio College’s (Mt.SAC) 4-4-1. However, Mt. SAC came on top to win 1-0 in a one-sided affair. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on October 3, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Lancers open SCC with a draw

Share: The Lancers could only come away from Chaffey College with a 1-1 draw in their first conference game of the season. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on October 3, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Ten-man Lancers lose last pre-season match

Share: What was displayed against GCC last Friday was forgotten, as the men’s soccer team were crushed 4-0 against Cerritos College this past Tuesday. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on September 28, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

The win/win option that isn’t single payer or Obamacare

Share: What’s the best thing about Switzerland? I don’t know but the flag is a huge plus. This classic joke is not only funny it’s a huge statement that says more about their healthcare than ours. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on September 27, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Men’s soccer bounces back in dominant win

Share: After a surprising defeat against L.A. Mission College last Tuesday, the Lancers hit the ground running with a 4-2 victory over Glendale Community College on Friday night. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on September 19, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Oxnard College denies men’s soccer a victory

Share: PCC and Oxnard College played to an entertaining 2-2 draw that saw the Lancers dominate the 1st half, and Oxnard dominate 2nd half. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on June 8, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Soccer sensation signs with Kansas Wesleyan

Share: Lancers soccer sensational forward, Artin Almary, was born in England, raised in Glendale, California, and now after two stellar seasons on the pitch he’s signed for the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes of the NAIA. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on June 6, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

Triggered: Political-correctness hurts free speech

Share:   A deadly substance called PCP (politically correct person) is spreading through American college campuses once again, but this time at even higher rate. This phenomenon hasn’t been an issue since the 1960s where American socialists within their communist party line began to be egalitarian with their politics. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on June 5, 2017June 4, 2020 by: Bryan Hernandez

East LA’s first ever Comic Con packs a punch

Share: The world is full of entrepreneurs who have made a name for themselves by sticking with an idea and running with it; which is what owner of Nostalgic Books and Comics Peter Mellini, 35, accomplished by hosting the first ever East Los Angeles Comic Con in his hometown of East Los Angeles. Follow:

Continue Reading
Posted on May 27, 2017June 1, 2017 by: Bryan Hernandez

President’s Forum: Two-year enrollment on the horizon?

Share: To address any concerns students had with PCC, President-Superintendent Rajen Vurdien held his 23rd monthly open student forum  at the Creveling Lounge on Monday, May 22. Follow:

Continue Reading

Posts navigation

Previous
Next

TikTok (@pcccourier)

An independent student-run publication of Pasadena City College

pcccourier

The independent voice of Pasadena City College run by student-journalists at PCC

Check out this weeks top photos from our photojour Check out this weeks top photos from our photojournalism class! A mixture of gallery photos and graphics made from our student photojournalists. 📸

For more work from our photojournalism class click the link in our bio!🔗
PCC hosted a Mariachi Banda and Mexican Ballet fol PCC hosted a Mariachi Banda and Mexican Ballet folklorico to educate others on Mexican Culture. Students and faculty spent an hour immersed in dance and music out in the quad! 🇲🇽💃🏽

Reported & edited by: Alicia Quintanar and Isabella Rosas
Save the date! The Courier invites you to our Spot Save the date! The Courier invites you to our Spotlight magazine launch party 🔦🎉
Thursday June 5th 4-6pm 
*More details TBA 

Come celebrate long form journalism written by and for PCC students! Learn about how world history has impacted PCC and it’s 100 year history. 

Hope to see you there!
Ever wondered who would win between 100 people ver Ever wondered who would win between 100 people versus 1 Gorilla. Reporter Lamar Collins took to campus to ask staff and student their personal opinions. Who do you think would win?

Reporter: Lamar Collins 🎤
Edited by: Graciela Franquez ✍️
One Pasadena City College (PCC) student whose F-1 One Pasadena City College (PCC) student whose F-1 visa was revoked earlier this month has had their status officially restored, a college spokesperson confirmed to the Courier on Monday.

“We are aware of one PCC student who has had their visa status restored,” Alexander Boekelheide, executive director of public affairs at PCC, said in an email.

The news follows a tumultuous period for international students nationwide. The Trump administration moved to revoke more than 1,500 student visas across the country in recent months, sparking fear, legal battles, and uncertainty for students studying in the United States.

At PCC, two international students were initially impacted by the revocations, the Courier reported.

The federal government’s partial reversal comes after a wave of lawsuits filed by international students and universities, challenging the legality of the visa cancellations. Last Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced it would temporarily restore the legal status of many students whose records had been purged from the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS), although officials warned that terminations could still occur in the future, the New York Times reported.

Boekelheide did not say whether or not the second PCC student whose visa was revoked has had their status restored.

Story by @akivacolinhaskins 
File Photo by Justin Clay
Here are some stories from our newsroom last week Here are some stories from our newsroom last week of April 21st— 

You can read the full stories on our website and remember to subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date on all PCC news. 

🔗 Link in our bio!
Follow on Instagram

YouTube (PCC Courier)

A weekly publication of Pasadena City College with a web edition produced and edited by students
  • Student-led ‘Afro April’ event awards and admires acclaimed educators
  • Take a ride with senior cyclist in Long Beach
  • Oscars 2025 with Carlos Aguilar | Let's Talk — Special Edition
  • Let's Talk Video Episode #6: Spring Recap + Farewell
  • PCC Courier challenged to a pickleball match featuring PCC Pickleball Club
  • Let's Talk Video Episode #5: Summer Movie Forecast
Load more

Pasadena City College
1570 E. Colorado Blvd.
Pasadena, CA 91106
626-585-3375

  • About Us
  • Staff
  • Spotlight
  • Archives
  • Terms & Conditions

Follow Us

  • Follow us on TikTok
  • Find us on YouTube
  • Check out our Instagram Feed
  • Contact Us
Copyright © 2025 PCC Courier All Rights Reserved | Courier 2022 by East West Design Group