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A mom-in-law helps a campus grow
Rock Creek Campus President David Rule's mother-in-law, Patricia Mason, is getting to work growing veggies in the community garden. Posted November 23, 2009
International Ed Week bridges culture gap
Kabir Khanna is a PCC student from India who thinks that PCC’s annual event can foster cultural understanding between F-1 Visa students and the community. Posted November 9, 2009
PCC gets with the Climate Action Plan
College President Preston Pulliams signs the document that will put sustainable practices into PCC coursework, building upkeep and day-to-day business. Posted November 2, 2009
Critics’ favorite ‘Judevine’ coming to PCC
The Theater Arts program features the play written by former National Public Radio personality David Budbill, who sketched life in a small, poor town in the late 1980s. Posted October 26, 2009
PCC’s Harvest Festival gets green
The Harvest Festival will offer the public pumpkins, entertainment, arts and craft, and an opportunity to explore the award-winning Rock Creek Campus recycling system. Posted October 19, 2009
Preston Pulliams – PCC president, photographer, student
PCC’s engaging leader takes time every term to be a photography student in one of the college’s non-credit Community Education classes. Posted October 12, 2009
Grants project aims to make PCC even greener
The Green Initiative Fund, replicated from programs all over the country, will target sustainability projects across the district to help improve PCC’s green efforts. Posted October 5, 2009
A tobacco-free college
Portland Community College is proud to lead the way as the largest educational institution in Oregon to go tobacco free. Posted September 28, 2009
At 48, PCC starts new year busting at the seams
In its 48th year, preliminary data suggests PCC is headed for another huge uptick in enrollment this fall while news of new initiatives and goals comes fast and furious. Posted September 17, 2009
Aviation Science’s enrollment takes off at PCC
The program based at Hillsboro and Troutdale airports has seen its enrollment more than double from this time a year ago thanks in large part to the new GI Bill. Posted September 14, 2009
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