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Stuart Wilcox spends his days as the interim vice president of student and learning service-a job that is multi-faceted and yet very familiar to Wilcox thanks to his vast experience at PCC.

Clutching a small microphone in one hand, as he sits comfortably on the floor, Danny Pessy’s voice is serious, but tinged with a subtle joking tone.

The switch from print to digital research media is changing the way students find information, and PCC librarian Dan Haley has been following the development for over 10 years.

A packed audience came out to Café 322 in Sierra Madre on Dec. 3 to enjoy familiar standards by PCC’s Studio Jazz Singers.

The ivory keys were paired with a variety of instruments at Friday’s Piano Accompanying Recital at Harbeson Hall, but the most impressive one was the human voice of student Yasmin Biggs

Walking through the Piazza, observers can witness chefs walking through a white door labeled “dishwashing.” Inside lie multiple cooking stations and a classroom for the culinary arts class. With her black chef’s hat and wardrobe, former PCC student, Chef Jacqueline Smith, now instructor of culinary arts uses her knowledge not only to teach baking and catering, but also life lessons.

With a flaming moustache and goatee tattooed onto his face, Christopher Munch undoubtedly looks like a force to be reckoned with, but beneath the tough exterior lies the compassionate soul of a man seeking a greater purpose.

DirecTV is now officially up and running inside the Piazza for everyone’s viewing pleasure.

On the first unquestionably cold day of the winter season, Harbeson Hall was filled to the capacity for the free “Piano Ensembles Concert” held on Saturday evening.

The performing arts and communications division presented “The Apple Tree” in the Little Theater. The musical showcased students singing, acting, and dancing.