First things first … what is Roe v Wade? Roe v Wade is a 1973 decision by the Supreme Court which determined that the right to an...

By: Bessan Abdel-Aziz— On Monday, February 28, Passaic County Community College hosted a virtual orientation, welcoming new members to...

By: Jana’e Smith, Contributing Writer— On February 23rd at 12:00 p.m., student activities held a wellness workshop on zoom, discussing...

By: Joanna Baniszewski, Contributing Writer— There was a male patient dying of COVID who was married for fifty-four years. His wife...

--- On the afternoon of Thursday Feb 17, Rutgers representative Vincent Tepedino was stationed outside of the PCCC library. Sitting with...

—By Richard DeSalvo Photo credit: https://web.pccc.edu/vaccine-incentive-program/ After a return from a 16-month hiatus of in-person...

-- By Giulia Nichols On October 21st, the Center for Student Success (CSS) held a Student Planning Module (SPM) event. The goal of the...

Passaic County Community college is always doing their best to make sure students have a safe and fun college experience during the...

-By Gary Frank- Financial literacy is one of the keys to students’ success, says Bianca Osma, Vice President of Fellowship. In order to...

-By Gary Frank- Alpha Eta Chi, the local chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, has put in place the Hunger-Free Campus initiative to address the...

—By Pablo Lopez A resume workshop, was held via zoom twice on April 29th once in the afternoon and in the evening. It went does into deep...

—By Tanairi Hernandez Mathematical Concepts Lead to Unique Poetry Forms. April is National Poetry Month, a time when we celebrate the art...

Visionaries' Journal of Art is now accepting submissions for their annual spring celebration of the arts commemorating April as "National...

In an effort to maintain a safe educational space, while anticipating a transition back to normal life amidst the COVID-19 pandemic,...

The forty-three-year-old quarterback entered Sunday’s game with an overall record of six and three at the Super Bowl. After leaving the...

By Abraham Mirambeaux-- With unpredictable weather, rioting, and collapsing businesses, spring has finally arrived, reopening schools...

Despite a recent spike in unemployment and not quite a lot to do in light of closures and restrictions surrounding the ongoing COVID-19...

As the Pandemic continues classes continue to be remote in many instances. Only 20% of classes are face to face, according to President...

Times are weird. With everything going on in the world right now you may find yourself in need of support and/or guidance. Luckily here...

With all the chaos of the Covid-19 pandemic and school moving to online and remote, it may be tricky to register for your classes for...