Share: Friendship bracelets have taken many forms over the years. Whether you’re braiding embroidery floss or stringing beads, the sentiment behind a handmade gift for friends remains the same: you have given your time to make a creation for a friend you believe will be with you for life.| PCC Courier
Share: The showroom was filled with thousands of people wandering around; vendors were selling anything from comic books to artwork to jewelry, while actors and voice actors of beloved shows were spotted. Some people wore their best cosplay, while others donned either “closet cosplay” or street clothes, but the loud and lively chatter in the showroom was the most present.| PCC Courier
Posted on September 3, 2025September 3, 2025| www.pcccourier.com
Share: Taylor Swift has always been a part of the girlhood of many of those in Gen-Z. From Wii Band Hero sessions on Christmas morning to dedicating songs to high school crushes of the school year, they have watched her grow as an artist and as a young woman wanting to find love. When Taylor broke up with actor Joe Alwyn after six years of dating, TikTok was filled with the singer’s Lover concert audience being met with shaking breaths and tears streaming down her ...| PCC Courier
Share: Outside the small ghost kitchen that makes up Thai Curry Pizza, I took the offered seat at a table that was normally reserved for employees on break at the back. Before me was the box of the restaurant’s namesake, the Thai Curry Pizza itself. Made fresh from the oven, the strands of melted mozzarella cheese stretched out as I tried a slice for the first time. The PCC community has had the same nearby food chains like Chick-Fil-A or McDonalds for a while now, ...| PCC Courier
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Share: Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted child killer, doomsday podcaster, and now, part-time defense attorney (for herself, of course), has gone full legal cosplay. Most recently, she re-emerged in an Arizona courtroom where, surprise!—she once again fired her lawyers and chose to represent herself in the trial for conspiring to murder her fourth husband, Charles Vallow.| www.pcccourier.com
Share: Exquisite masquerade masks were offered at the entrance from inside the CC Building. As guests went deeper into the room, they could see that there was enough food to feed an enormous crowd of people. When the lights were turned off, the music only got louder. On Friday, April 25th, the International Student Center held their International Masquerade Ball, with the promise of an enchanting night, masks, and mystery. | www.pcccourier.com
Posted on June 10, 2025June 10, 2025 by: Lily Regan | www.pcccourier.com
Share: Each week, our photojournalists select the five most compelling images that capture the essence of current events, daily life, and unique moments. These top photos are featured in our gallery, offering a visual snapshot of the stories that define the week. Follow:| PCC Courier
Share: On May 14, at a Board of Trustees Committee meeting, PCC students approached the Board to encourage them to divest from companies with ties to military contractors and major polluters in protest against Israel’s war on Palestine. Around this time last year, PCC’s Associated Students (ASPCC) unanimously passed a resolution in support of the PCC Foundation divesting, giving the Foundation a deadline of July 2025, less than a month away now. During the meeting, the Board shared their ...| PCC Courier
Share: Five months after the scorching Eaton Fires, the Chaney Trail has given researchers evidence that it is on the path to recovery through wildlife return and fungi growth. The Chaney Trail Corridor Project, an environmental conservation organization focused on protecting the Chaney Trail, founded by UCLA professor Kristin Ochoa, placed new trail cameras in March after the Eaton fires to monitor wildlife in the area that had previously left for safety. Since then, many plant and animal sp...| PCC Courier
Share: Courier photographers Anastasia Kiek, Justice Aragon, Eizen Yap, Desiree Brewington, Lamar Collins, and Raleigh Ebner explored the PCC campus in search of shapes that resembled the letters in their own names. From architectural angles to everyday objects, they captured unexpected typography hidden in plain sight. Desiree Lamar Anastasia Eizen Raleigh Justice Follow:| PCC Courier
Share: Courier photographers capture bold, bizarre, and brilliant messages stuck to the backs of cars. This collection reveals the humor, rebellion, and raw personality rolling through our daily traffic. Follow:| PCC Courier
Share: Students, staff, and guests came together in song during a lively karaoke event at the FYE Pathways Center on May 28, 2025. Courier photographer Anastasia Kiek captured the joy, connection, and community spirit that filled the PCC Colorado Campus. Follow:| PCC Courier
Share: As the spring semester of 2025 comes to a close, the graduating Courier staff reflects on their time at PCC. They offer advice for future Lancers, gained from their varied personal experiences in their time here. From parking advice to tips on finding your way during your college years, read on for some advice on navigating your PCC experience! If I could give one piece of advice to incoming PCC students, it would be to remember that you are never stuck. It’s so easy ...| PCC Courier
Share: I had a whole plan for this week’s column. It’s my last as a student at PCC, and my final piece for the Courier. I wanted to write something neat – a tidy wrap-up of what’s happened in the U.S. since the start of the spring semester, maybe even include a call to action. A clean ending to a chaotic year.| www.pcccourier.com
Posted on March 11, 2025July 8, 2025by Gallery Editor Anastasia Kiek | www.pcccourier.com
Share: A group of students and their professor are working together in an undergraduate research program in DNA nanotechnology funded by the National Science Foundation. They are the Nanostars of this program, students who work together on projects regarding using the tools of biology to build materials of the future. | www.pcccourier.com
Share: In September, the Courier reported a story about the Nanostars, a team of young scientists researching DNA and designing new applications for that research under the guidance of PCC instructor Dr. Jillian Blatti. Now, the Poster Session at PCC gives us a chance to spotlight their research in greater detail.| www.pcccourier.com
