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RC welcomes new leader 4 comments for post 19589

The campus’ new president says she’s been impressed by what she’s seen Posted April 21, 2014

Conversation piece for ESOL 5 comments for post 19605

Student Sophia Clark’s favorite place to be is at the Conversation Cafe. The native of Denmark isn’t going because of good coffee, tasty tea or a solid Wi-Fi connection. She goes every Friday afternoon for the conversations with native and non-native English speakers. Posted April 14, 2014

Faculty Profile: Instrumental instructor 7 comments for post 19533

Instructor Jason Palmer showcases his drumming talents as he helps build Rock Creek's music program Posted April 7, 2014

Governor signs for students 12 comments for post 19398

At PCC, Gov. John Kitzhaber signs two bills into law that help college students succeed Posted March 31, 2014

Tony's turnaround is all net 6 comments for post 19404

Tony Broadous molds a once winless PCC basketball team into a winner Posted March 24, 2014

Rock Creek’s animal house 15 comments for post 19219

Veterinary Technology and Biology and Management of Zoo Animals students develop their skills with animals living on campus Posted March 17, 2014

Honoring Oregon's black pioneers 3 comments for post 19279

Richardson’s mission to have Lopez recognized was part of her presentation “Celebrating Oregon’s Black Pioneers” ����ֱ��’s Black History Month Celebration during February Posted March 10, 2014

PCC Wins First-Ever NWAACC Basketball Championship 17 comments for post 19348

Sometimes the good guys win. A storybook season reached a dramatic conclusion Tuesday night when the PCC Men’s Basketball team […] Posted March 4, 2014

PCC's Day at the Capitol 2 comments for post 19288

The original PCC Day at the Capitol on Feb. 7 may have been cancelled due to snow, but the re-scheduled event on Tuesday, Feb. 25 had plenty of sun and positive vibes Posted March 3, 2014

Director dishes on new play 12 comments for post 19152

The Theatre Arts Program at the Sylvania Campus has a new play - “The Spoon River Project.” Based on Edgar Lee Masters' “Spoon River Anthology,” the former residents of the small but complex town of Spoon River examine their lives and longings for who they were and what might have been Posted February 24, 2014