Share: Monday, May 15 A walking was heard on the second floor of the GM-Building. Campus police responded to the call and found nothing. A man was reported to be panhandling in Lot 4. Campus Police conducted a search and the panhandler was no longer there. A faculty member reported a man allegedly casing vehicles in the student parking lot but Campus Police found no one when they arrived. A homeless man near the Campus Police lobby was reportedly challenging students to a fight. The …
Active shooter drill: how PCC prepared
Share: While campus shootings are unpredictable, students and staff should know where to go and what to do the second they hear a pulled trigger. For the protection of the campus, Campus Safety provided an active shooter training to prepare everyone for such this unlikely, yet extremely dangerous event. Follow:
Police Blotter: Student keeps keys away from drunk driver
Share: Monday, May 8 A homeless person was reported threatening to break into vehicles in Lot 10. Officer dispatched to the area, and the subject was counseled and released. A woman was reported bothering students in the Piazza. Officer Gonzales made contact with the subject and escorted her off campus. A facilities member reported three men arguing in Lot 5 level 3. Officer Chan arrived and spoke to the men and released them Tuesday, May 9 A student reported a possible homeless person panhandling in …
Student elections: what you need to know
Share: Campaign season for the Associated Students (AS) executive board has officially begun, as the list for qualified candidates was posted last week and campaigning started on Monday. Follow:
City council nips medical marijuana in the bud
Share: The Pasadena City Council voted unanimously in favor of an ordinance to shut off utilities to medical marijuana dispensaries that are operating illegally in the city, potentially cutting off patients from life saving medicine on Monday. In 2015, the city council amended Chapter 8 of the Pasadena Municipal Code (PMC) to prohibit any and all commercial use of marijuana within the city limits. This includes but is not limited to medicinal, recreational, and delivery services for cannabis. However, despite the zoning ordinance that effectively …
FAFSA filers to manually apply until next fall
Share: The online tool students use to automatically upload family income data already filed with the government will be up running again by the opening of the 2018-19 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) cycle starting on Oct.1. Follow:
Cost-free degrees coming on campus
Share: PCC students can look forward to completing their degree while spending $0 on textbooks, thanks to the $35,000 state fund from the zero-textbook-cost degree (Z-Degree). Follow:
Police Blotter: Inappropriate content found on library computer
Share: Monday, May 1 A burglary was reported in the GM building. An iPad was stolen from the pool deck. A cell phone was stolen from a backpack in GM-215. A suspect was seen loitering around the women’s restroom in the R-building and was escorted off campus. A woman reported a man approaching women and asking odd questions near the Science Village. The man was gone upon police arrival. An argument between a man and woman at the Community Education Center was reported, an officer …
Baseball wraps season with conference title and playoff push
Share: There’s a first for everything and this season the Lancers have picked up more than just first time victories. This program has suffered for the past 40-plus years, but this year a legacy and culture have been built. Follow:
Associated Students Meeting: May 3, 2017
Share: Reports Financial Meeting in Washington D.C was a great success. Discussed open education and resources with legislators. Also made an effort to hold legislators accountable on the issue of undocumented students Program Directors Meeting May 12, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Circadian Safety Walk Discussion to start a safety walk Group of students walk around campus to see what ends fixing or improvement. Drag Show Drag show being held by Associated Students might be moved from it’s original date of May 26 to …