Category: News

Nearly a 52 percent section cut is being made to this summer’s intersession, compared to summer 2011, officials say.

The College Council approved a portion of the realignment plan to have the Business Division and Engineering and Technology Divisions get permanent deans at its meeting on May 23.  The motion was approved with 10 in favor and three opposed.

Students and guests mingled and praised social differences hoping to better understand other cultures at a three-night event celebrating intersectionality last week at the Creveling Lounge.

A new witness in the second trial of a PCC student accused of killing his girlfriend took the stand Tuesday, saying that she heard the upstairs brawl between Isaac Campbell and Liya “Jessie” Lu that ultimately led to a “loud smack, like skin hitting skin.”

The new jury in the slaying case against a PCC student was introduced Thursday to evidence previously played in the first trial.

The Association of Black Employees (TABE) presented 20 scholarships on May 16 at the Creveling Lounge.

Beneath Wednesday’s brightly burning afternoon sun – which was powering a small solar powered generator – the Associated Students’ Sustainability Committee choreographed the second day of its third annual “Sustainable Living Week” in the Quad.

A new witness is set to testify in the second trial of former PCC student Isaac Campbell, accused of killing his girlfriend, PCC student Liya “Jessi” Lu in 2007.  The witness will testify to hearing noises in Campbell’s apartment the night Lu was killed.

PCC instructor Arcila teaches two guitar classes part-time while running his online guitar store. Then, when the occasion arrives, he sets out to sea as a volunteer diver and scout to help in kelp restoration and the tracking of endangered sea animals.

Female political figures came together for a special forum to shine light on underlying issues for women in politics and business.