Opinions may vary between the students on their feelings about homeless people on campus, but what they fail to realize is those less fortunate individuals may have the same desires and aspirations as they do. They too have the desire to make something of themselves and find a purpose in life.
Pasadena’s ArtWeekend delivers free art, culture
Pasadena will hold its annual ArtWeekend this weekend, beginning Friday and wrapping up on Sunday.
Graphic designer’s exhibit opens on ArtNight
A tradition continues as ArtNight Pasadena rolls around the corner on Friday, bringing with it a new exhibition by renowned graphic designer Ed Fella to the PCC Art Gallery.
Men’s soccer handed first loss in conference
The men’s soccer team suffered its first loss in conference play on Friday at the hands of Cerritos College by the score of 2-0.
Volleyball notches another win
The Lancers defeated rival Mt. San Antonio College, 3-2 in the South Coast Conference opener in Hutto-Patterson Gym on Friday.
U Building occupants plan move
The occupants of the U Building have begun planning their move to other facilities as the process to address the seismic issues in the building moves forward.
President intends to use technology to help PCC advance
PCC needs a digital revolution if it hopes to operate at the pace demanded by students, said PCC President Mark Rocha during a news conference Thursday.
Free influenza shots being offered to students
A limited supply of free flu vaccines will be offered for currently enrolled and attending PCC students who provide photo ID at upcoming clinics.
Letter to the Editor
As an openly gay pastor of an emerging LGBT Congregation here in Pasadena, I want to thank you for publishing the opinion piece by Neil Protacio in your Sept. 30 issue of the Courier.
Editorial: Class size increase a good compromise
In a time of fiscal crisis, increasing class sizes is an effective, yet cost-efficient way to accommodate more students.