Category: News

PCC took part in the first ever Pasadena Collegiate Field Tournament Saturday at the Rose Bowl. The event was a celebration of Pasadena’s educational institutions and featured a series of challenges in which each school participated in.

I wanted to thank the staff and advisors of the Courier for the April 1 edition that gave such prominence to the importance of the arts on our campus.

In an event sponsored by the PCC transfer center, UCLA Chancellor Gene D. Block spoke to a crowd regarding UCLA transfer concerns at the Circadian on March 29th.

A small celebration was held Thursday in the Assistive Technologies Center to thank the faculty and staff for their efforts in the redevelopment of the computer lab.

As part of PCC’s welcome to the Japanese Americans who will be returning for the June graduation, students, faculty and staff of all different backgrounds and ethnicities have come together to fold 1000 origami cranes.

For the second year in a row, the PCC Police Department will be offering its Police Cadet Academy, which according to the brochure, is “a precise replica of a POST (Police Officer Standard Training) accredited police academy, absent firearms.

Sexually transmitted diseases are a cause for concern at PCC and Coordinator of Health Services Jo Buczko hopes to prevent further spread of diseases.

Rate hikes of any sort are never popular in any economic environment. In this current one, they are especially contentious.

The perpetual debate about arming the campus police has once again been revived thanks to a new draft policy that was recently circulated.

The Lancers softball team suffered another defeat Tuesday at Brookside Park against Cerritos College, the No. 1 team in the South Coast Conference. The 9-3 loss makes PCC’s overall home record 1-10.