Category: News

The Crisis Prevention and Response Team Committee is a new committee with goals to inform teachers on how to deal with difficult students, help those troubled students by offering them what ever services they may need, and most importantly to keep PCC’s campus safe.

CPART offers a variety of services including campus police and safety services, Psychological services, and student health services.

PCC students received free flu shots from student nurses on Nov. 8, in the school quad.

Impassioned speeches by faculty members, staff and students were greeted with thunderous applause at a standing-room-only Board of Trustees meeting on Nov. 2.

A plant outside Student Parking Lot 5 caught fire, and spread to a tarp on the nearby construction area yesterday afternoon. According to Pasadena Fire Department, the fire was most likely caused by a cigarette.

Most Board of Trustee candidates agreed: the state of California’s education budget is dire, and local outreach, use of technological advancements and tapping local resources are the solution.

PCC students and local residents gathered on the corner of Lake Avenue and Colorado Boulevard on the evening of Nov. 2, in solidarity with Occupy Oakland and to condemn the Oakland Police Department’s violence against Iraq War veteran Scott Olsen.

Over 90 percent of faculty in the Social Sciences division do not believe the administration has done a good job of making reasons for a proposed realignment clear, according to a survey conducted within the division.

Halloween is a fun celebration but for many it is much more than that. It represents All Souls Eve, which is the start of Dia De Los Muertos  (Day of the Dead) which depending upon your tradition lasts from the day after Halloween to three days.