Category: Gallery

Share: This gallery reflects how PCC Courier photographers capture the subtle hints of autumn in Southern California, where the season isn’t all golden leaves but more of a gentle transition. Here, fall is a mix of warm tones and lingering greens, with occasional bursts of yellow and orange that hint at the season. From pumpkins displayed in stores to scattered leaves, it’s a playful interpretation of autumn rather than the classic scenes found elsewhere. Through these images, PCC Courier photographers present California’s unique version of …

Share: The 2024 SoCal JACC (Journalism Association of Community Colleges) Regionals were held at Cal State Northridge University, offering a full day of workshops, on-the-spot writing contests, a TV studio tour, and keynote speakers who shared valuable insights for aspiring journalists. The PCC Courier staff proudly attended the event and won multiple awards, celebrating their hard work and dedication to journalism. The event provided hands-on experiences in media production and reporting, giving students practical skills to further their careers. The attendees left inspired and motivated …

Share: This collection captures the initial stages of a multi-month project to plant native flora beside PCC’s C building, initiated by Grounds Supervisor Daryl Montgomery in collaboration with the Urban Homestead. Documented over two meetings, these images showcase the planning, design, and hands-on efforts involved in transforming the landscape. Each participant contributed to a shared goal of sustainability, aiming to create an environment that fosters bees and other pollinators. Follow:

Share: The Open House at PCC offered students an immersive experience, highlighting English and Language Studies programs and valuable resources available to them. Attendees engaged with ESL faculty and staff to learn more about academic support, scholarship opportunities, and pathways for personal growth. Students also enjoyed free food, collected swag bags, and participated in a vibrant used book giveaway. The event welcomed both ELS majors and non-majors, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all to explore new educational possibilities. Follow:

Share: This collection captures water’s versatility, from playful splashes to peaceful reflections. Each image highlights the beauty and strength of this essential element as it moves, flows, and shapes its surroundings. Whether in nature or urban settings, water takes on unique forms that connect and inspire. Immerse yourself in the captivating rhythm and power of water. Follow:

Share: On September 19, 2024, Dr. Gina Ann Garcia, a visiting professor from UC Berkeley, delivered a keynote address at Pasadena City College (PCC) during Hispanic Heritage Month, emphasizing the concept of “servingness” in Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs). Garcia highlighted that merely meeting the enrollment requirements for HSI status isn’t enough; institutions must actively create environments where Hispanic and Latine students can thrive both academically and personally. She introduced her servingness framework, which encourages colleges to reform curricula, hire diverse staff, and develop strategic plans focused …

Share: This curated collection of photographs captures a diverse range of human-made objects, from grand architectural feats to everyday items that showcase human creativity and innovation. The images feature urban landscapes, industrial designs, mechanical details, and artistic constructions, all standing as testaments to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of mankind. Each photo invites viewers to appreciate the beauty, functionality, and artistry that go into making the things that shape our world. Follow:

Share: TROPA kicked off Filipino American Heritage Month with “Pagkakaisa,” featuring traditional dance, cultural presentations, and community bonding at Pasadena City College. The gallery highlights moments from the event, including the “tinikling” folk dance performed by Miguel Bernardo and Janneah Co, where dancers gracefully navigated between clapping bamboo poles. The celebration also included history presentations, lively discussions, and a documentary screening that shed light on Filipino farmworkers’ role in American labor history. Photographer Eizen Yap captured the vibrant atmosphere and dynamic performances, showcasing the joy, …