The Paper is in need of stories from you. We publish anything that considers the student experience and the PPCC community here in Colorado Springs. If you submit, we expect your stories to have true, verifiable information, and interviews that consider students voices. We are restructuring this term, but JOU 106 and JOU 206, the …
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Staff The staff of PPCC Student Services and the staff of Instructional Services are running a competition this February for National Canned Food Month and National Hot Breakfast Month. Student Services will gather food staples such as oatmeal, pancake mix, muffin mix, and other non-perishable breakfast items. Instructional Services will counter with a food drive …
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By Leslie James, Reporter The Sliding Aardvarks, students in Pikes Peak Community College’s ski and snowboard club, are somewhat easy to envy. One Saturday a month, skiers meet at 7 a.m. sharp at the Centennial Campus to load the vans and get on the road to enjoy a full day of fresh powder turns. The …
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By Leslie James, Reporter Pikes Peak Community College’s Expanded Functions Assisting students are offering cheap, and safe, dental treatment to other students, staff and their families. Offers included are: Exam and X-rays $15 to $30 Amalgam Restorations (silver fillings) $12 to $30 Composite Restorations (white or tooth-colored fillings) $23 to $35 Sealants (preventative restoration) $10 …
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By Lucy Bell, Contributor *Re-printed with the permission of U.S. Represented
Congratulations to Robert Shearon and Cristel Madden, two of our very own STEM students, who head to the NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars Program in April. Check out the story here.
By Zach Pharr, Contributor The Mobile Food Market returns to the Centennial Campus Atrium on Monday, Feb. 18. Food will be distributed by volunteers starting at 11 a.m. Distribution will continue until food runs out. Choose from an assortment of fruits, vegetables, bread products, and non-perishable items. ID’s are not required, and the event is open …
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Check out the Gazette’s coverage of our home-grown hero making it big. There’s a free screening (and discussion) of the film planned for 6 p.m. Feb. 25 in Centennial, Room A140.
Enjoy these pictures from the archives. As we celebrate diversity this week, check out those whom have come before us in the last 50 years.
By Israel Larson, Staff Writer Every year, PPCC releases an annual security report accessed from the school’s homepage. In the report the college highlights crimes on campus, how to contact Public Safety (the campus police) the college’s policies for certain actions, as well as all the ways students and staff can report specific crimes. According …
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