PCC Percussion Ensemble performed in the Vosloh Forum on Nov. 16
Speech and debate team is nationally ranked
PCC’s speech and debate team, ranked sixth in the nation and second in state, won eight first places in competition on Nov. 10 at CSU Northridge
Marching Band serenades the lunchtime crowd
With 15 sousaphones standing on the top of the Quad steps – Horns, saxophones, drums, cymbals and flutes in between, and xylophones up front – the PCC Marching Lancers played for the lunch crowd in the quad on Nov 6.
Shatford Library accommodates leisure reading
The Shatford Library has devoted itself to providing an academic resource for students and the surrounding community. Nevertheless, it also caters to its leisure readers with a wide range of novels.
‘Opera Scenes’ worthy of the opera house
Sitting at most 50 feet away from the stage, the singers’ voices shocked the audience with wave after wave of goose bumps.
‘Zombie’ event makes students ‘Run for your life’
The living dead looked all too alive on Tuesday during the first ever “Run for you life,†a zombie themed obstacle course held in Robinson Stadium
Board member named business woman of year
With a mile-long list of awards dedicated to assisting the communities she has touched, Brown feels privileged and appreciates being able to give back to her communities.
History instructor channels colorful past
Behind the clean-cut appearance, impeccable composure and assertive demeanor, is a man who begins his day at 6:30 in the morning when he is awoken by his 8-year-old daughter, a valued portion of the day. History instructor Christopher Jimenez y West is a man who integrates life as a parent and teaching.
Counselor guides student athletes through first hand experiences.
A counselor, an instructor, a mentor, Michael McClellan begins his days in a variety of ways. Some days his mornings may begin in the classroom, teaching courses such as personal growth and development.