Category: News

A zealous and deeply foreboding rift between the Faculty Association and the college Board of Trustees has gone too far.

The Associated Students meeting on Oct. 2 got heated when Student Trustee Brain Abadia spoke about his concerns regarding Nolan Pack’s, chair of the sustainability committee for AS, proposal for a PCC social equality day which would emphasize marriage awareness.

After nine heartbreaking games for the PCC’s men’s soccer team, the Lancers finally got a tie against East Los Angeles Huskies at Robinson Field on Tuesday to make their record to 0-2-1 in the SCC and overall 0-9-1.

The women’s soccer team captured its first South Coast Conference win of the season by defeating East Los Angeles College, 2-1 at Robinson Stadium on Tuesday.

The Lancers could not survive the Bakersfield Renegades’ Blitz attack that wrecked havoc on the Lancers offense as they lost the National Northern Conference opener 34-13 in Bakersfield on Saturday.

Starting his thirty-fourth year as a soccer coach, Cherif Zein reflects on all the things he has learned about the world and the sport as a whole.

Movers and shakers in the PCC community gathered together Thursday in order to campaign for the new Center for the Arts.

Students and recent graduates from both PCC and the Art Center College of Design were given the opportunity to showcase and sell their artwork at the Art + Design Open Market held at One Colorado Courtyard, in the heart of Old Town Pasadena.

Author and former PCC student Reyna Grande appeared at Vromans book store on Tuesday to introduce her new book “Dancing with the Butterflies.”

For many students, the French band Air is an unfamiliar one but not for purveyors of good music. “Love 2,” is its newest album and for many of their starved fans, it has come just in time.