Employee News
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Legislators host PCC town hall
- On Monday, Jan. 30, more than 60 community members attended the Southeast Center Town Hall, featuring State Senator Jackie Dingfelder and Representatives Michael Dembrow and Alissa Keny-Guyer Posted February 1, 2012
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African film festival starts Feb. 3
- This year’s Cascade Festival of African Films, one of the longest running of its kind in the U.S. at 22 years, features appearances by two young directors who focus on the lives of Africans newly arrived in the United States Posted January 25, 2012
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PHOTOS: Sylvania powwow
- On Jan. 21, the annual Winter Powwow featured drumming and dancing, children activities, a college fair, Native vendors and a community dinner. This is a photo gallery recap of the 2012 event Posted January 24, 2012
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Cascade bond plans cemented
- The campus has developed a clear plan, sculpted from community engagement efforts, to move forward with bond-funded projects, breaking ground in early 2013 Posted January 10, 2012
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MEDIA: Zoo program tops headlines
- PCC's new partnership with the Oregon Zoo to provide a biology and zoo management program made headlines in December Posted January 6, 2012
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Middle College nights start soon
- Next fall’s incoming freshmen will have the chance to learn more about the innovative program at a series of information nights in January and February Posted January 1, 2012
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PCC staff awarded spots on board for state chapter of AAWCC
- The fall 2011 conference hosted by the Oregon Chapter of the American Association for Women in Community Collegesushered in several […] Posted December 28, 2011
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Powwow features two grand entries
- It’s the 13th year for Portland Community College’s Annual Winter Traditional Powwow, showcasing hundreds of Native American dancers, drummers and vendors Posted December 16, 2011
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College partners with Oregon Zoo
- It’s the first of its kind in the Northwest and only the third west of the Mississippi River Posted December 16, 2011
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25 Dollar Show is a good deal
- This is your chance to buy work of local artists, both well-known and under-recognized. All proceeds benefit the Rock Creek Campus art programs. Everything is priced at $25. The catch is that nothing is signed, so you won't know what you've acquired until you take it off the wall! Posted November 28, 2011