A heated debate over the necessity of realignment to teaching divisions occurred at a session held by the Planning and Priorities Standing Committee on April 24.
Famous Pianist To Play At Harbeson Hall
Well-known Dutch pianist Eline Bergmann will be performing on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Harbeson Hall, said college officials.
Driver crashes in parking lot
A silver Lexus crashed into a concrete piller in the student drop-off area on Thursday, April 12 at roughly 2:45 p.m.
International students lose visas because of class cuts
While the spring forward intersession aided many students in regaining full-time status, 85 international students lost their F -1 (student visa) status, and some could not wait for the intersession to begin, according to the Assistant Director of International Students Amy Yan.
Pacific Oaks College Proposal
A new proposal under discussion would allow Pacific Oaks College to offer bachelor level classes in the child development field to PCC students struggling to find classes.
New chief of police hired
A 27-year California Highway Patrol veteran has been appointed as the new PCC Chief of Police.
Some make profits from detention of undocumented immigrants
Students and faculty learned about the money privately owned detention centers make for the incarceration of undocumented immigrants on April 2 in the Creveling Lounge.
The road home 2.0: The Next Step
The Road Home 2.0: The Next Step Symposium featuring training workshops for faculty and staff to help them teach veterans more effectively, will be held on April 25 and 26 in the Creveling Lounge on campus.
A more energy efficient campus
A $2.4 million LED project is near completion said officials. This will change all the fluorescent tubes to LED tubes on the entire campus.
$180-per-unit classes unlikely at PCC
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A two-tiered tuition system – in which some students could pay up to $180 per unit – is unlikely to be proposed at PCC. A large majority of members of the Board of Trustees contacted is opposed to the concept.