By: Yessenia Camano The smell of pastries filled the halls as the doors leading to the Academic Hall of PCCC continuously opened and...

On Friday, February 15th, Passaic County One Stop held a job fair for Marcal employees in PCCC’s gymnasium to assist workers in the midst...

Every state has a landmark indicating that you have arrived there. New York has the Statue of Liberty. DC has the White House. San...

Photos by: Monika Stroz With a committee of esteemed PCCC faculty and the Office of Student Activities (OSA) starting it up, the Black...

Photos by: Monika Stroz On February 14th, 2019, students and faculty from all over PCCC gathered in the Paterson room together and viewed...

On December 12, 2018, President Dr. Steven M. Rose hosted the annual holiday staff party in the Hamilton Club building to express...

Only miles away from New York City, one might be surprised to find the beauty and peace of Mill Creek Marsh in Secaucus, NJ. Th is open...

Every month students take on the math problem of the month provided by their professors. November’s problem required organization of data...

Provided by: Value College Passaic County Community College is a public community college that offers two-year degrees. It was initially...

For many decades, the transgender community has had to deal with a lot of hate. In fact, there have been many hate crimes targeted...

On November 8th, the Men of Color Success Initiative organized an event to help raise money for the Eva’s Village Foundation. The event...

I was nervous about this seminar. It was my first interview as a college student. Everyone was taking their seats while we all waited for...

What a better way to spend Veteran’s Day than listening to a Veteran talking about his experiences and opportunities that lie for young...

This time of year, a phone call from the school might rouse feelings of joy. Snow days and delayed openings often feel like bonuses, but...

“Transfer students know best that if you are a star, you will shine wherever you go.” All college students have something in common: we...