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The mother of a slain former PCC student was escorted sobbing from the court Wednesday as the homicide case against the victim’s boyfriend was sent to the jury for deliberations.

            Students who are now graduating, or transferring were able to pick up their cap and gown at Grad Fest on May 31 at the Creveling Lounge.

Students who are now graduating, or transferring were able to pick up their cap and gown at Grad Fest on May 31 at the Creveling Lounge.

Teenage voices engaged in animated discussion, interspersed with solemn diplomatic speeches, reverberated in the hallways of the C Building on May 25.

Students who are now graduating, or transferring were able to pick up their cap and gown at Grad Fest on May 31 at the Creveling Lounge.

Former PCC student Isaac Campbell who’s accused of killing his girlfriend Liya “Jessi” Lu will not testify in his own defense in his second trial, the court heard Tuesday.

PCC President Mark Rocha and the President’s African American Advisory Committee addressed questions from the community at town hall meeting at the Jackie Robinson Center on May 30.

A slim margin of students disapproves of the way the administration is running the college, according to a recent survey conducted by journalism students.

The Association of Latino Employees brought staff, faculty, and the community together for a Salsa Mixer at the Lumina Academy on June 1.

In what amounts to a complete undoing of a major realignment plan proposed last fall, the Academic Senate voted Monday that academic division deans should be permanently reinstated. Coming after its May 14 votes on two other elements of the original plan, the Senate’s action would leave the division structure largely unchanged from what it was before the plan to replace some deans with faculty chairs was put forward.