Two professional masseuses, accompanied by student trainees will be stationed on campus next week from Monday to Thursday giving out massages free of charge in an attempt to assuage students’ after-finals stress.The four-day event will be titled “Relaxation Week” and has been a traditional Associated Student event for multiple semesters.

Six local bands performed for MEChA’s concert fundraiser, called Bailando con Orgullo, in Harbeson Hall on Saturday night.

The Assistive Technology Center in D-208 hired a new lab technician to manage one of the most technologically advanced areas of PCC.

Have Obama’s decisions lived up to his hype? Some have scrutinized the 44th president and have questioned whether he is living up to their expectations.

Opportunities to volunteer are available year long for people of any age. Countless organizations provide chances for everyone to help out at a hospital as a candy striper, perform charitable works for a service club, or help out their neighborhood with community service.

Stricter transfer requirements, CSU and UC enrollment caps, a shrinking state budget, and personal financial setbacks could make it more difficult for students to continue their education in 2009.

Holiday Angels, an annual event sponsored by the AS to help parents who are enrolled in the EOP/S program to bring some Christmas joy for their kids, will be held, Dec. 19.

A protest rally hovered outside the military recruitment office on Colorado Boulevard opposite PCC Thursday.

PCC students use Bonita Park as a haven for skating and relaxing.

A new platform for bringing sustainability to PCC was set by President Paulette Perfumo when she signed the American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment on Tuesday.