Category: News

In an effort to bring transparency to the Board of Trustees proceedings, a proposal for televising of meetings was scheduled to be discussed on Wednesday. The proposal outlines a plan to use the video recording equipment that is provided free of charge to the college by the Pasadena Community Access Corporation or PCAC.

Though waiting in a long line is hardly avoidable during the beginning of the semester, Counseling Services comes close by offering Quick Question Counseling.

The PCC softball team was outplayed by East Los Angeles College throughout the game on Tuesday as it lost with the final score of 11-2.

The PCC men and women’s swim teams did not let rain, hail or lightning stop them from performing well at the Mt. SAC Invitational on Saturday.

The Lancers defeated Irvine Valley College in Friday night’s matchup at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium with a score of 76-55.

Freedom of speech is a right guaranteed to us by the First Amendment, which allows us to address issues and voice our concerns. The discretion with which we exercise our rights, however, is what troubles most protesters.

Discounted Metro passes are now available for full-time students at PCC to purchase for $30 at Student Business Services. The passes went on sale beginning February 25.

The woman who claimed she was attacked before recanting her story last fall may face criminal charges and may be responsible for restitution, according to a high-ranking official from the administration.

Freshman Tracee Van Der Wyk won first place in the Women’s 800 meter run where the PCC Track and Field team participated at the South Coast Conference meet at Long Beach City College on Friday.

In their final home game of the regular season, the PCC women’s basketball team defeated Mt. SAC at Hutto-Patterson Gym on Wednesday night, with a final score of 64-62.