Month: November 2025
Spring Registration Began Monday, Nov. 10
By Diedra Eby PCC’s homepage for all things Spring 2026 semester. Photo from PCC website. See here for more dates and information. Spring 2026 registration […]
Photo Highlight: PCC’s ARC Fall Health & Wellness Resource Event
Photos by Nestor Rodriguez and Marlon Bedoy Check out these highlights from the Fall 2025 Aztec Resource Center and Food Pantry (ARC) Fall Health & […]
The Witching Weekly: 11/7
By Ruby Maldonado Hey, everyone! Welcome back to The Witching Weekly! I hope you all had a great Halloween, or Samhain celebration last week! I’d […]
The Reason Why SNAP Benefits Were Suspended
By Joseph Cunnigham Photo of the US Capitol by Eric Lee/Getty Images The government has been shut down now for more than 4 weeks. The […]
When in Need: AZ Food Resources Available During Nutrition Assistance Suspension
By Quinn Smalley Photo from Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona When you go to the Arizona Department of Economic Security website, you’re greeted with […]
Creative Writing Club Forms
By Diedra Eby On Oct. 7, PCC’s Creative Writing Club had its first meeting. Faculty advisors M Bennet and Harmony Sedgwick lead the meeting. Approximately […]
Oak Flats Spiritual Site Under Threat
By Joseph Cunningham Photo by Cheryl Evans/The Republic Sixty miles west outside of Phoenix is a place called Oak Flats. Oak Flats has been the […]
Hockey is still strong in the desert, 10 years after Tucson gains AHL team
By Rory Archer The Tucson Roadrunners circle center ice at the beginning of their 2025 home-opener. The team’s mascot, Dusty the Roadrunner, is seen hyping […]
Cal’s Comeback
By Quinn Smalley In November 2024, Tucson was dealt a bittersweet blow to its sweet-tooth. Cal’s Bakeshop announced on Instagram that it would be closing […]