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PCC's week gave the community an opportunity to share its pride in the college Posted May 26, 2014
Previous events have attracted people from at least five countries: Great Britain, Somalia, Russia, Middle East and Vietnam. Southeast's 'Tea Transcending Culture' event
Esther Loanzon is hosting a "Tea Transcending Culture" get-together from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday, May 28, in the Great Hall, Mt. Tabor Building Posted May 23, 2014
Architectural details restored at Southeast Center
May 22, 2014? What’s old is new again – or is soon to be at PCC’s Southeast Center. Work began […] Posted May 22, 2014
PCC, Intel team up for STEM camp
The Intel Foundation awarded an Intel Involved Seed Grant of $5,000 to the Washington County 4-H Youth 欧洲杯决赛竞猜app_欧洲杯足球网-投注|官网ment Association to support the Montavilla Young Makers Club at PCC's Southeast Center Posted May 20, 2014
Ursula Le Guin coming to PCC 6 comments for post 20013
The Pulitzer Prize finalist and National Book Award winner is speaking twice at PCC in May Posted May 19, 2014
Board votes to make SE a full campus; bond funds key factor in growth
May 16, 2014 By Karen Kane The Portland Community College Board of Directors voted last night to turn its Southeast […] Posted May 16, 2014
The crowd applauds the board's vote. Southeast Center to become a campus 2 comments for post 20095
Starting this fall, the location will offer all classes for an associate’s degree and sport complete student services Posted May 16, 2014
Alder students take a spin with hula hoops in the PCC dance studio. Alder kids dream big at SEC
The Southeast Center hosted the 120 first-graders from Alder Elementary School as part of PCC's partnership with the "I Have a Dream" Foundation Posted May 15, 2014
Southeast Center garners attention from media
May 9, 2014? The excitement is growing and the energy is palpable. With two new buildings opening, Portland Community College’s […] Posted May 14, 2014
Panther signs with Montana school 4 comments for post 20046
Warren Edmondson, a key figure in the Panthers’ drive to a first-ever Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges championship, signed a letter of intent on May 6 to play for Montana State University – Northern Posted May 13, 2014
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