Category: News

The women’s volleyball team defeated the ELAC Huskies in three straight sets, 25-9, 25-19, 25-18 Wednesday at Hutto- Patterson gym.

In an effort to promote the variety of cultures on campus, the Associated Students will hold an event titled “A Taste of the World” on Tuesday in the Creveling Lounge.

PCC administrators welcome President Obama’s American Graduation Initiative.

Trustee Beth Wells-Miller of Area 7 and Trustee Consuelo Rey Castro of Area 3 have lost their reelection bids.

Three incumbents and three challengers vying for seats on the Board of Trustees wasted no time launching into their respective arguments at the Oct. 15 Candidates’ Forum held in Creveling Lounge.

After three weeks of discussion, the Associated Students took no action Wednesday on the issue of same-sex marriage. They discussed the issue for about ten minutes and President Allen Tsay declared no action would be taken.

Any day of the regular school week, at any time, PCC students congregate outside the new Campus Center building. But they are not sitting doing a little extra reading for their next class. You do not have to look very closely to see that they are dancing.

With the flu season upon us and with the economy making it hard for families to get affordable health care, the Health Services Center can be a refuge to some.

Campus Police would not comment on Wednesday on whether or not a woman who filed an assault report on Oct. 13 would be charged.

The announcement of Dr. Lisa Sugimoto’s contract finalization, which extends her job as PCC president to June 30 (or until a new president is found), and the removal of the “interim” designation from her title have been well received.