Recent years have seen action by marginalized groups taking a stand against injustice, be it: racism, xenophobia, harassment, corruption, etc. Across a multitude of issues,
Uncle Tom’s Senator
According to the Oregon Voters’ Pamphlet, John Verbeek believes that the Declaration of Independence along with the Constitution was “decisive progress on the fair way
Oregon Primaries Provide Hope
The relationship between people and politics in the US continues to warp as public figures expose their own corruption and depravity. At the same time,
How Do Students Spur Change? PT 1
“What am I going to do with my life?” Students of all ages and credit levels often ask this while they pursue a degree.
Humans of PCC – Artist Spotlight: Belle Miranda
Belle Miranda aka BelleM has been busy honing her craft and expanding her skills in the PCC Multimedia program. She became seriously interested in art
Volunteer! (With the Red Cross)
“The Red Cross is, in technical terms, a quasi-governmental agency. In people terms, the government funds us, we allocate the money where we need it,
Humans of PCC, an Interview with Mark Easby
Can you give us a brief background? I was brought up thirty miles from Stratford upon Avon. Lived in London for many years where
ASPCC Sends students on Alternative Spring Breaks across the Country
For some college students, Spring Break means a trip to Cancun and an umbrella drink. More likely for PCC students, Spring Break means a chance
City Council announces new ‘tiny gardens’ program to address the food insecurity crisis
Lots of people are Hungry all the time, we must Give them: micro-greens Poor folks struggle to Feed themselves well. SNAP that’s a bummer.
Local activists successfully capture funding for world’s the smallest park [SUCK IT MILLS ENDS PARK!!]
Portland, OR is a city known for many things. Good beer, lots of rain, an internationally renowned rose garden within one of the largest city