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The Cascade bike team (from left): Officer Wally Chow, Officer Steve Feather, Sgt. Erik Hargrove, Officer Lyle Brown, and Officer Tony Whitmore. CHiPs? Public Safety's bike patrol
If you’ve set foot on Portland Community College’s Cascade Campus lately, you may have noticed something different. No, not the new buildings, nor the demolition and renovation projects currently under way. It’s something else – PCC's Public Safety officers are on bikes Posted August 26, 2015
Big Cats, Big Dreams
Large felines like this cougar at the Oregon Zoo are in the fine hands of PCC alum Christa Fink Posted August 24, 2015
In a League of Her Own 32 comments for post 22804
PCC graduate Frances Fagan turned an Ivy League dream into reality Posted August 18, 2015
Thinking Big
PCC grad Ryan Walker wins a national diesel service competition en route to his dream job Posted August 17, 2015
Michael Sonnleitner is sworn into service by Interim PCC President Sylvia Kelley in July. He has an extensive history of service not only at the college but within the community. Sonnleitner joins PCC Board 2 comments for post 23061
The former political science faculty is returning to serve the Southeast Portland community Posted August 14, 2015
Legend of Rocks lives on 4 comments for post 22769
Rocks Zayda is taking full advantage of prestigious study abroad scholarships to spend a summer in Chile Posted August 13, 2015
Malik’s Gateway 5 comments for post 22978
Malik Lewis used the Gateway to College Program to finish high school and start his college career Posted August 3, 2015
Channelle Crittenden and Dario Papa-Vicente graduated from the Jefferson High School Middle College for Advanced Studies. First Middle College graduates
Crittenden and Papa-Vicente are members of Jefferson’s Class of 2015 – the first class of seniors to graduate from the innovative, “whole-school” early-college model developed in partnership with PCC Posted July 31, 2015
Cultural luau attracts hundreds
“We are blessed to have such a large Pacific Islander community in our region. Their participation in the Luau is critical to making it an authentic event.” Posted July 30, 2015
Safety first at Cascade Campus
A broad-based community safety effort begun at the Cascade Campus been selected as one of five finalists for this year's Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing Posted July 29, 2015
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