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Posted on June 30, 2016July 5, 2016 by: Katja Liebing

Politicon captures the nation’s mood

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Posted on June 22, 2016June 30, 2016 by: Katja Liebing

Gallery: Heart of a Champion

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Posted on June 2, 2016July 8, 2016 by: John Orona

Metro dumps ITAP for U-PASS

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One Pasadena City College (PCC) student whose F-1 One Pasadena City College (PCC) student whose F-1 visa was revoked earlier this month has had their status officially restored, a college spokesperson confirmed to the Courier on Monday. “We are aware of one PCC student who has had their visa status restored,” Alexander Boekelheide, executive director of public affairs at PCC, said in an email. The news follows a tumultuous period for international students nationwide. The Trump administration moved to revoke more than 1,500 student visas across the country in recent months, sparking fear, legal battles, and uncertainty for students studying in the United States. At PCC, two international students were initially impacted by the revocations, the Courier reported. The federal government’s partial reversal comes after a wave of lawsuits filed by international students and universities, challenging the legality of the visa cancellations. Last Friday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced it would temporarily restore the legal status of many students whose records had been purged from the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS), although officials warned that terminations could still occur in the future, the New York Times reported. Boekelheide did not say whether or not the second PCC student whose visa was revoked has had their status restored. Story by @akivacolinhaskins File Photo by Justin Clay
Here are some stories from our newsroom last week Here are some stories from our newsroom last week of April 21st— You can read the full stories on our website and remember to subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay up to date on all PCC news. 🔗 Link in our bio!
With the suspension of the Institute of Museum and With the suspension of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) operations, local arts institutions like Pasadena’s Armory Center for the Arts and the Skid Row History Museum and Archive are left trying to save their programming. The IMLS is a federal agency that provides grants to museums and cultural groups. With staff placed on leave and grant payments stalled, different projects such as art education and community performances come to a halt. You can read and listen to the full story to learn more. Link in bio! 🔗 Story & photos by @akivacolinhaskins ✍️ Graphic by Mikaela Perez 📸
PCC fashion hosted a fashion revival event for Ear PCC fashion hosted a fashion revival event for Earth day! Students had the opportunity to bring in clothing and learn to hem, patch and dye! 🧵👗🪡 Reported & edited by: Gaby Zamora
Courier staff writers asked students what they thi Courier staff writers asked students what they think would make PCC a better campus. Some students want better and quicker service from counseling, while others want to see more artwork and color around campus. Reporters: Chris Galicia, Madalyn Lauterbach, Melissa Flim Edited by: Mikaela Perez
Check out this weeks top photos from our photos cl Check out this weeks top photos from our photos class! A mixture of gallery photos made from our student photojournalists. 📸 For more work from our photojournalism class click the link in bio! 🔗
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