New college President Mark Rocha who began at PCC on July 1 has begun going from division to division, discussing the challenges the college has been facing.
As he sprints on and off the field at Robinson Stadium in between quick-paced football drills, wide receiver Kemonte Bateman works up a sweat. Returning for his second year on the team, Bateman wants to work harder and be a bigger influence on his teammates.
The PCC Courier launches an ongoing multi-media news report examining with students and staff the pros and cons of The Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010.
More than a year after construction was set to begin, plans for PCC's Center for the Arts building are still awaiting approval from the Division of the State Architect, according to PCC officials.
Though the World Cup has recently ended, the soccer teams at PCC are just beginning to stretch their legs for the upcoming 2010 season. After a tough 2009 season for both the men's and women's teams, the entire soccer program is depending on its teamwork and camaraderie to bring them together.
One by one, instructor David Em holds up several examples of his students' artwork from his Art 56 course. "Aren't these great?" he says proudly. The enjoyment Em gets from teaching PCC's digital drawing and painting class is obvious, perhaps because the ability to teach such a class was a hard-earned pleasure for David Em.
As Professor Glenn Carlos tickled the ivory keys of the piano, PCC student Jessica Young slipped to the front of a group of performers, lending her voice to the popular musical number, "Singin' in the Rain."
The PCC Art Gallery showcased a wide variety of photographs taken by students.