The Academic Senate has started to prepare for the spring 2015 site visit that will determine the fate of PCC’s accreditation.
Experimental math classes new this semester
With two brand new math classes, the PCC math department experiments with a new way to teach.
University day highlights opportunities for students
Colleges from across the country were on campus Monday to take part in University Day.
Students to build nano particles with new scanning electron microscope
This semester PCC chemistry students will be building particles so small that they change color.
Gold, on the nano scale, ceases to have its signature color, but turns red.
Three candidates in running for Board seat
Three candidates are running for the Area 1 Board of Trustees seat and have begun campaigning ahead of the election scheduled for Nov. 5.
Faculty Association argues unfair labor practice
The Faculty Association (FA) accused the Pasadena Area Community College District of forcing an unfair labor practice on faculty members for changing the start and end dates in the academic calendar at its Sept. 12 meeting.
Board aims for more transparency
The Board of Trustees agreed to work on fostering more open communication and transparency with the district and its own members at its bi-annual retreat on Saturday.
Delay in benefits leaves some veterans in dire straits
A certification paperwork backlog in the Admissions and Records Office (ARO) has caused a delay of benefits and puts hundreds of student veterans in dire straits, school officials said.
District opposes two-tier tuition bill
The Pasadena Area Community College District will not implement a two-tier tuition system which would force students wanting high demand classes to pay more per unit, according to a statement released Sept. 13.