A slim margin of students disapproves of the way the administration is running the college, according to a recent survey conducted by journalism students.
A.L.E. Raises money through Salsa and brings a community together
The Association of Latino Employees brought staff, faculty, and the community together for a Salsa Mixer at the Lumina Academy on June 1.
Senate vote effectively nixes major realignment plan
In what amounts to a complete undoing of a major realignment plan proposed last fall, the Academic Senate voted Monday that academic division deans should be permanently reinstated. Coming after its May 14 votes on two other elements of the original plan, the Senate’s action would leave the division structure largely unchanged from what it was before the plan to replace some deans with faculty chairs was put forward.
Student advocacy on a larger level
Fierce, dedicated, independent, and passionate are some of the words used to describe the new Student Trustee Hanna Israel.
Protest disrupts Board meeting
Repeated interruptions during the Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday night prompted the entire board to relocate to an adjacent room, where the proceedings continued behind closed doors.
Protesters take over in Board’s absence
There was an unusually large audience at the start of the Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday, with one UCLA student holding a sign that read “Long live the Guillotine.”
VOICES: Do you agree with President Obama’s support of same-sex marriage?
Courier journalists capture Pasadena City College students response to President Obama’s recent announcement that he supports the legalization of same-sex marriages.
Produced by PCC Courier journalists Antonio Gandara and Karla Sosa.
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Senate vote effectively nixes major realignment plan
In what amounts to a complete undoing of a major realignment plan proposed last fall, the Academic Senate voted Monday that academic division deans should be permanently reinstated. Coming after its May 14 votes on two other elements of the original plan, the Senate’s action would leave the division structure largely unchanged from what it was before the plan to replace some deans with faculty chairs was put forward.
Email provokes action from Board president
Board of Trustees President Geoffrey Baum has authorized an external forensic investigation into an anonymous email largely targeting General Counsel Gail Cooper that was sent to several recipients on campus last week.
Aging process attacks stem cells
Stem cells are not invincible and therefore not likely to be the magic wand in the world of medicine, but they may be a great clue in finding what will be, a research professor explained on Thursday.