Category: News

U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff told a PCC audience on Oct. 23 that under a Barack Obama presidency, community college would be “essentially free.

Hip-Hop icon Chuck D, leader of the famed rap group Public Enemy, advised students to not become “sheeple” and to “not believe the hype” Tuesday at an appearance at PCC.

With October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, students from the PCC Radiologic Technologist program set up an informational booth in Galloway Plaza to promote awareness of the disease to students Wednesday.

Students from The Reunited Organization of Pilipino Americans (T.R.O.P.A.) and the Hip Hop Dance Club joined a flood of pride and color of universities across the southwest as the 23rd annual ‘Friendship Games’ was held at Cal State Fullerton on— Saturday.

We will find out how much racism is still present in this country in the days after the election, and don’t be surprised if it is a noticeably closer than the polls indicated.

In L.A., no one cares who you are. You are faced with the reality that you are just one person in a massive world and who you are is not important.

Coinciding with the “sustainability” theme of the upcoming Green Summit Community Event, PCC’s Seeds of Change club will be organizing a carpool system to the event to lower gas emissions.

The spacious corners of Harbeson Hall hummed with a rhythmic bellow on Friday as the Ujima Program hosted The Langston Hughes Project, a throwback cast of jiving cats swinging to the sweat style cool of the 60s as they honored the prolific and iconic poet from the Harlem Renaissance.

WEB EXCLUSIVE – PCC overcame a sub-par first-half and scored three second-half touchdowns to beat Moorpark College 24-7 Saturday night.

PCC’s men’s soccer was impressive again in a dominating 4-2 victory over the visiting El Camino-Compton Center Tartars on Friday afternoon at Robinson Stadium.