A technology update is underway on campus, with hopes of completion before June 2013, according to Vice President of Information Technology Dwayne Cable.
College president opposes limits on free speech
PCC President Mark Rocha is firmly opposed to a ‘time, place, manner’ policy that would limit protests and demonstrations on campus.
Sickness postpones veterans’ payments
Some veterans are not receiving their GI Bill payments because their paperwork has not been processed due to due to sickness.
Kitty Litter slaying trial postponed
The second trial involving a former PCC student accused of killing his girlfriend and covering her body with kitty litter has again been postponed. A new hearing was set in court on Tuesday for April 10.
PCC Mobile App now Available
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A new PCC mobile application is free and now available for free download for all Apple products. “The PCC mobile app is up and running,” said President MarkRocha. “It’s a great step forward,” officials announced.
Campus Police taking action against bike theft
A bicycle theft suspect was arrested last week after the quick communication between PCC campus police and Caltech, and a stolen bike was returned to its owner.
Sickness causes delay in veterans’ payments
Some veterans are not receiving their GI Bill payments because their paperwork has not been processed due to sickness.
PCC community adapts to high gas prices
As gas prices have jumped to within 30 cents of their all time record, members of the PCC community have adapted.
Faculty ratio may lead to penalty
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Following the last year’s retirement of 42 faculty members PCC is in potential danger of facing a hefty fine for not meeting the state’s requirement for the percentage of full-time faculty a community college must have.
Discounted Metro passes designed to aid students
The Associated Students are again helping full-time students cut transportation costs by offering discounted transit passes for $32