PCC football is once again playing another season of football with the help and addition of the Islanders.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Lancers struggle to stay afloat at weekend tourney and in SCC Opener
Overpowered by the visiting Cerritos College Falcons, the women’s water polo team endured a steady 19-0 defeat at the PCC Aquatic Center on Wednesday in the Southern Coast Conference opening game.
Cross country takes steps to better season
Along with top universities of California, PCC’s men’s and women’s teams brought competitive spirit to the Asics/UC?Irvine Collegiate &?Open cross country invitational on Saturday.
U building’s future weighed
The future of the U Building is in limbo as PCC evaluates seismic retrofitting options including a potential demolition, officials said.
Board debates filling vacant Area 5 seat
The Board of Trustees continued to deliberate over the vacant Area 5 Seat on Wednesday evening as the Courier went to press.
New Veterans Resource Center debuts
With its fresh coat of paint barely dry, PCC’s brand new Veterans Resource Center swung open its doors to new and returning student veterans this semester.
Project LEAP links students with mentors
Project LEAP has paired PCC students with volunteer mentors for 24 years. This year, it has partnered with the PCC women’s basketball team to encourage athletes to embrace scholastic achievement.
PASS program receives $1.5 million federal grant
PCC’s Program for Academic Support Services (Pass), a service and support program for low-income, first generation, and disabled students has received a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education TRIO project.
Campus remembers Chuck Ward
PCC counselor and professor of 22 years, Ward died due to a pulmonary infection while vacationing in London on Aug. 21.
New program provides mentors for international students
A brand new program at PCC plans to help international students adapt to their new life in the U.S. and encourage American students to learn foreign customs.