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Struggling to stay afloat is no easy task in any situation, but Nicholas Martin, a French professor at PCC, has experienced the struggle both literally and figuratively in his lifetime.

PCC Freshman Raeanne Bowlin’s momentum continues as she finished first in the women’s 200 meter dash as PCC’s track and field team participated in another set of back-to-back meets over the weekend.

A group of about 50 PCC students joined thousands of others in a march on the state Capitol in Sacramento on Monday.

Despite neither team hoisting up a state championship trophy this season, individual members from both the men’s and women’s basketball teams received accolades for their efforts throughout the regular season.

Despite scoring runs four innings in a row, the Lancers softball team was unable to outscore Antelope Valley College on Monday afternoon at Brookside Park, losing the game 11-4.

A repeat of last year’s championship run was not meant to be, as the women’s basketball team lost 75-58 to City College of San Francisco in the first quarterfinal game of the Final 8 State Tournament on March 11 at Californian Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks.

The Piazza’s dining room décor may have old European charm but its kitchen participates in contemporary cooking and food waste recycling programs that are better for the environment, save money and are also used by an at-risk youth program.

Harbeson Hall performance wins audience accolades.

PCC faculty and close friends shared their memories of ESL and French Professor Yves Magloe at a memorial Friday in the Creveling Lounge.

From carpooling to skateboarding, a number of PCC students have taken it upon themselves to make getting to campus a bit more convenient by avoiding the drive to school.