Share: Three weeks ago, 27 courageous Lancer students stepped in front of a camera and teleprompter on campus to audition for the chance to be the next PCC One host. And weeks of stressful campaigning and voting, the race came to an end Wednesday with the TV news show gaining three new animated hosts. Follow:
PCC student dies in fatal car crash
Pasadena City College student April Townsend died in a fatal pickup truck crash early Friday morning in Santa Clarita. She was 19 years old.
Rosemead campus enrollment numbers increase
A recent survey shows that PCC’s Rosemead campus is attracting students from outside the district and officials expect the satellite to keep growing.
Board to search for permanent president
The school will begin a national search by hiring a headhunting firm to find a permanent superintendent, according to Board President Anthony Fellow.
Annual health fair offers mutual benefits
Pasadena City College hosted its annual health fair for staff members on Wednesday morning in the Creveling Lounge.
AS president returns for second term
After running unopposed in the 2014-2015 elections, Jordyn Orozco enters his second term as president equipped with the experience to continue leading the Associated Students.
R-Building rennovation to require asbestos abatement
PCC has hired a construction company to renovate the R-Building’s men’s restrooms and remove asbestos from the building.
PR director “moves on” from college
Months after the widely publicized commencement debacle involving alumnus Dustin Lance Black, former Interim Director of Public Relations Valerie Wardlaw has “moved on” and no longer works at the college, according to school officials.
New president promises better communication
Interim President Robert Miller pledged to create a better campus climate and form of communication between his administration and the faculty Monday morning in an open letter to the college.
District and Faculty Association refuse to budge on contract negotiations
Share: The Faculty Association (FA) is not budging with the District over contract negotiations and continues to hold out for a new offer, according to a union official. Follow: