Author and Los Angeles Times columnist Hector Tobar will visit the campus on Apr. 2 to discuss his two novels, The Tattooed Soldier and The Barbarian Diaries, as well his career as an Los Angeles Times journalist.
Afro-American music class transcends ordinary teaching
Music instructor Ray Briggs explains to the students that Afro-American music was an outlet for the slaves to say what they meant without being detected. The music empowered the people who had no rights. “Music helps us transcend the physical context we are in,â€
Art instructor shares formula of success with aspiring artists
Art Instructor Mahara T. Sinclaire speaks about the formula for her survival as an artist in the highly competitive L.A. art scene.
Architecture exhibit opens at gallery
Some of the works in the exhibit are abstract creations and many are different structures, such as a design for the Westfield Mall in Century City.
Sculptor, painter named Artist in Residence
Tom LaDuke exhibit will open on Feb. 20 in the Art Gallery.
Exploring Theater in London
Share: Twenty-two PCC students along with Instructor Joseph Sierra and Dean Amy Ulmer Division Dean will be traveling to London from May 3 to 12, 2013 to explore theater in London. Follow:
Experts recommend modes of motivation
Several experts offered helpful hints to reignite and maintain academic drive in students.
Full-time mom, employee, and student finds time for it all
Share: Full-time PCC employee, full-time CSU L.A. student and full-time single mom, Lauri-Jo Brannon is fielding phone calls, responding to emails, typing reports, answering questions by countless walk-ins into her office and she does it all with a smile and ease. Follow:
International students find haven in ESL Center
It’s hidden well inside the third floor of the D Building, up a creepy stairwell where there seems to be nothing at the top.