Category: News

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.

The Associated Students election results have been totaled and the new President will be Simon Frasier with Hanna Israel as the new Student Trustee.

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.

A job fair in the Creveling lounge on Thursday, gave students an opportunity to find work and maybe even a career.

Over 100 people attended the second annual Queer Alliance Big Gay Prom in the Creveling Lounge on May 17. Students were joined by others from different community colleges who travelled to party at the prom.

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

Associated Students’ Sustainability Committee hosts its third annual “Sustainable Living Week” in the Quad.

California community colleges will face dire consequences if  the governor’s tax initiative is rejected by voters in November, Community College Chancellor Jack Scott said Tuesday.

The Students for Progress slate has cleared the Associated Student Board election hurdle while the proposed amendments included on the ballot remain in limbo.