Category: News

CSU campuses have again started accepting transfer applications for Spring 2011.

The Cross Cultural Center is giving back to students in need by holding a holiday food drive through Friday.

As winter rolls in and the fall semester slowly creeps to a close, an inherent desire to flee the country follows. Now, PCC’s new winter study abroad program to Costa Rica is making an academic escape a viable option.

A Federal District Court judge has ruled the military’s “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy is unconstitutional.

The website wikileaks.org recently published almost 400,000 classified secret documents on the Iraq war and released them to the New York Times, The Guardian in the U.K. and Der Spiegel, a German magazine.

A game that was played in the air leaves the Lancers on the losing end of a high scoring game. The Lancers were defeated by Grossmont College 69-34 on Saturday.

The PCC women’s water polo team placed sixth in the South Coast Conference Tournament held at Cerritos College on Friday and Saturday. The Lancers end their season with an overall record of 7-21, and 2-5 in conference.

After a disappointing first half, the Lancers men’s basketball team shook off its first-game anxiety and stormed back to defeat L.A. Pierce College 71-61 in their home opener at PCC’s Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium on Monday night.

The women’s basketball team opened the season at home last weekend when it hosted the Hilton Garden Inn Classic in Hutto-Patterson Gym and took the tournament championship.

With his left arm over his right elbow and right arm extended to his chin, a smirk forms on the face of 27-year-old Ricardo Castillo as he considers his favorite music.