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PCC Poetry slam set for Marriott Hotel this Friday
- Tickets are now available for free at all ASPCC offices to the Poetry Slam that will be held at the […] Posted January 26, 2005
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PCC-Rock Creek exhibit explores 'Ex-Voto' experience
- ROCK CREEK CAMPUS - The Rock Creek Art Gallery at Portland Community College is featuring a quilt installation that explores devotional work. Posted January 24, 2005
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College transfer fair at Rock Creek Campus
- COLLEGE TRANSFER FAIR AT ROCK CREEKWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 269AM-1PMBUILDING 3 MALLSPECIFICS OF EVENT:- Approximately 23 colleges represented from Oregon (and a […] Posted January 24, 2005
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PCC-Sylvania hosts 'Farmer's Daughter' author
- SYLVANIA CAMPUS - Portland Community College will host a poetry reading by Lynnell Edwards, author of "The Farmer's Daughter." Posted January 21, 2005
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PCC awarded Verizon grant for high-tech training
- BEAVERTON, Ore. - The Grants Office at Portland Community College and the PCC Foundation have announced a $15,000 award from the Verizon Foundation. Posted January 19, 2005
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Open Mic showcases Native American speaker at RC
- Open Mind, Open Mic January 25th Noon – 1:00 p.m.Building 3, MallNative American Sovereignty & Political Oppression Guest Speakers:Louis Pitt […] Posted January 19, 2005
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College Holiday Closure
- Portland Community College will be closed January 17 for the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Posted January 17, 2005
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Weather Closure Sunday
- PCC is closed Sunday, January 16. The ceremony honoring Dr. Martin Luther King scheduled for 2:00pm at the Rock Creek […] Posted January 15, 2005
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PCC to raise curtain on 15th African film festival
- CASCADE CAMPUS - Three acclaimed directors and a special symposium will headline the 15th Annual Cascade Festival of African Films, sponsored by Portland Community College and partners. This year's festival will place a spotlight on more than 20 award-winning films from every region of the African continent. Posted January 14, 2005
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St. Helens company chooses PCC training
- In the early 1960s, Shell Oil built a chemical plant 30 miles northwest of Portland near the Columbia County town of St. Helens. Forty years later, the plant is still going strong, providing a stable source of employment in this quiet community of 10,000. Posted January 14, 2005