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First-ever Ping-Pong tourney
Proceeds from the event are dedicated to the Roger Frank Memorial Scholarship Fund through the PCC Foundation Posted February 5, 2014
Gray publishes 'Ask the Ancients' 6 comments for post 19013
Instructor Sylvia Gray has published a new book Posted February 4, 2014
2014 powwow in pictures
PCC’s 15th Annual Traditional Winter Powwow took place on Saturday, Jan. 18. The event is Sylvania Campus’ signature diversity event […] Posted January 31, 2014
Alembic magazine is now taking submissions. Alembic mag seeking submissions
The student editors of Alembic literary magazine are seeking submissions from PCC students and staff Posted January 28, 2014
Sylvania Multicultural Center Student leader, Patrick Anderson, says he is “happy to have a space to continue promoting campus events and activities”. Sylvania's Phase 1 complete 1 comment for post 19003
The Sylvania Campus kicked off the start of winter term by celebrating the completion and roll out of Phase 1 of the College Center's bond remodel project Posted January 28, 2014
When she is not in class or studying, Camilla mancia spends her time raising money for various non-profit organizations in Portland through her involvement in the Imperial Sovereign Rose Court of Oregon. Students find the right resources
Navigating any college system can a be daunting task for students Posted January 27, 2014
The College Center, the heart of the Sylvania Campus, sees completion of Phase I renovation 1 comment for post 25667
January 23, 2014 Written by Stephan T. Herrera Monday, January 6, 2014 kicked off the start of winter term at PCC. […] Posted January 23, 2014
Sign up for Day at Capitol
Time to register for PCC's 2014 Day at the Capitol on Feb. 7 Posted January 22, 2014
Valentine's day concert at Sylvania
This event is part of private music lesson requirements for students majoring or minoring in music at the four-year level Posted January 22, 2014
A scene from last year's Winter Powwow at the Sylvania Campus. 1,000 expected for Winter Powwow
More than 1,000 people attend the college’s annual event, which features drum groups, dancers from around the Northwest, and Native arts and crafts Posted January 16, 2014
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