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Powwow builds connections
- The 11th annual WACIPI Traditional Winter Powwow at the Sylvania Campus features Native American drum groups, dancing, food, crafts and a chance for people to reconnect with their heritage. Posted January 19, 2010
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Fin Aid Day Jan. 30
- The event hosted by PCC is held annually in conjunction with other colleges statewide to assist students in applying for federal financial aid Posted January 4, 2010
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Top Feature Stories of 2009
- Best of 2009 Each week during the past year, we have featured the story of a student, faculty, staff member […] Posted December 28, 2009
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Gov. announces $1 million for PCC’s Net Zero plan
- The money will help start up the $15.4 million plan that aims to retrofit the Sylvania Campus’ 1960s-era structures to reduce greenhouse gases and make it carbon neutral. Posted December 21, 2009
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Bicycle commuting grows in popularity at PCC
- Ridership is growing across the district and one campus has to install more bike racks to meet demand. Posted December 14, 2009
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Take the Blue Train
- What do PCC’s newest facilities have in common? They both sit on TriMet’s MAX blue line. Posted December 7, 2009
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Holiday giving drives can help
- Once Thanksgiving comes around, PCC staff, faculty and students start getting into a very giving mood. And this year is no exception. Posted November 30, 2009
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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
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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
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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