Posterized color Image of verdant green PCC Campus with brutalist concrete building courtyard. Campuses Join Citywide Converge 45 Art Triennial
Converge 45 opens at PCC's North View and Paragon art galleries with a weekend of performances and talks that will excite and inform Posted August 24, 2026
machine manufacturing PCC Strengthens Manufacturing Worker Pipeline
A three-year grant initiative connected underserved communities with education and employment opportunities in healthcare, technology and manufacturing Posted August 18, 2026
Jade Night Market Celebrates 10th Year
PCC welcomes the community to Jade Night Market for culture, connection and celebration on Aug. 29 Posted August 17, 2026
Nursing Assistant student. Lifesaving Program Makes Award-Winning Comeback
PCC’s American Heart Association (AHA) Training Center almost went away years ago, but now has been recognized for excellence by the American Heart Association Posted August 12, 2026
SBDC guests Hello SBDC!: PCC Biz Advisors Make TV Debuts
Jill Beaman, Kayla Banda and Elisa Wickstrom shined on 'Hello, Rose City!,' showcasing PCC's expert support for food entrepreneurs and businesses Posted August 10, 2026
Trumpeters Band Class Is Tooting Its Own Horns
The Symphonic Band plays up its sense of community, welcoming musicians of all experiences to share joy of performing and togetherness Posted August 5, 2026
Javad Ramazani Iranian Artist Turns Reinvention Into Academic Excellence
After 25 years in the arts, Javad Ramazani rebuilt his academic journey at PCC and PSU Posted July 28, 2026
John MacLean World Cup's Biggest Save Made By PCC Staff
PCC employee John MacLean gave a scammed Scotland supporter his $1,000 ticket and then helped turn the response into support for mental health Posted July 22, 2026
Alejandra Heredia Cepeda_052926_035 Creativity Without Borders
International student and recent college graduate Alejandra Heredia Cepeda found confidence, community and a creative marketing future at PCC Posted July 20, 2026
Teacher smiles at each other. Teaching Teachers: A Recipe For Success
The next Portland-area food startup could begin in a high school kitchen, but only if teachers can keep pace with the science, math and business skills behind today’s food industry Posted July 6, 2026