The Faculty Association reached a $70,000 out of court agreement with the California Teachers Association on April 9 after a lengthy legal battle.
First presidential candidate announced
PCC has revealed its first presidential candidate, Desdemona Cardoza, provost and vice president for academic affairs at CSULA.
Composer Lauridsen joins two ensembles in concert
The PCC orchestra and choir welcomed American composer Morten Lauridsen to perform with them in two concerts in Harbeson Hall and Sexson Auditorium, in an experience that was unforgettable.
Iron Man 2 soars to new heights with strong cast
Iron Man 2 returns with a strong cast that makes the movie great, with returning Iron Man alums Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow, along with director Jon Favreau at the helm.
Counselors encourage students to share
Seeking professional therapeutic and psychological assistance is considered a sign of weakness for many.
Engineering certificates an option
Carlos Cruz originally wanted to pursue a career in graphic design, but after doing some research he decided to get a certificate in engineering design instead.
Chinese Music Ensemble inspires audience
As Cynthia Hsiang began playing the introduction to Blue and White Porcelain on piano, a combination of stringed instruments played by the PCC Chinese Music Ensemble soon accompanied, silencing the audience and reducing them to sighs of awe.
Student overcomes, learns from foster care background
Foster care is as an alternative form of guarding and raising adolescents until they are either adopted or turn 18-years-old, but what many people are not aware of is the stress and uncertainty that many foster children go through while they live in these homes.
Film still has a place in photography
The last 10 to 15 years have been a rigorous time for photography.
Solar panel tech a growing class sector
If there’s one thing for sure, learning how to install solar panel systems is not for slackers.