Share: Student Services is preparing to roll out new online tools this spring to aid students in their education planning by implementing new virtual counseling software. Follow:
Pathways students burn rubber in elastic car race
Going up against top universities and grad students from one of the most prestigious art schools in the nation was no easy feat for the students from PCC’s Design Technology Pathway program, but despite the odds, several students managed to win awards at the 10th annual Formula E competition hosted by the Art Center.
Hope and help for homeless students
Share: Two PCC professors are spearheading an effort to address the school’s homeless student population by collaborating with the city of Pasadena. Follow:
Police Blotter: Man seen ‘possibly exposing himself’
Share: Monday Sept. 28: An administration member at the Community Educational Center stated a disabled student has reported being physically abused at his/her home. Student met with counselor and a psychiatrist was notified to meet with the student. Tuesday Sept. 29: A male reported being assaulted near the north side of the L building when he was bumped into while riding his skateboard. He stated that the man who bumped into him began to curse at him. A male student reported their backpack was stolen …
PCC No. 1 in state for awarding associates degrees
Share: Pasadena City College ranks as the number one community college in the state for awarding associate’s degrees, according to a recent report. Follow:
Local high school invited to perform at football game
Attendees of Saturday night’s football game were treated to an unusual halftime show usually performed by the Lancer marching band. Accompanying the band were high school band students from Marshall Fundamental Secondary School who performed two pieces with the Lancers before leaving the field.
Candidate’s Forum Preview
Share: Pasadena City College will host a forum for the six candidates campaigning for two open seats on the Pasadena Area Community College District Board on Oct 6 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Westerbeck Recital Hall in the Center for the Arts. Follow:
Hit-and-run epidemic in PCC
Share: At least nine cases of hit-and-run have been reported in PCC parking lots since the beginning of the fall 2015 semester, according to Campus Police blotters, although it is likely that there have been many more of such incidents that have gone unreported. Follow:
Police Blotter: check fraud cons, couple showering, and the arrest of football player
Share: Monday – September 21, 2015 A woman was taken into custody and escorted to Campus Police for follow-up on an Investigation of assault on campus and was transported to Pasadena Police Department Jail for booking. At 7:00 pm Sergeant Abernathie found a man and woman arguing in the Quad. The subjects crossed street, but returned approximately 1 hour later and were observed in a physical altercation. Tuesday – September 22, 2015 A student advised campus police that he was approached by two black mail …
Associated Students continue to fill board positions
After five months, Associated Student President Irving Morales has filled all the vacancies on his executive board with the exception of Chief Justice of the Supreme Council.