Adianna Bermudez, Editor
May 28, 2018 • No Comments
Paradise Valley Community College faculty offer solutions and hope to DACA students who will no longer be granted in-state tuition rates at Maricopa colleges.
Amie Ouderkirk, Staff writer
April 26, 2018 • No Comments
If Zuckerberg wants to sell data, he needs to alert the users that their information is not private.
Brandie Bosworth, Staff writer
April 19, 2018 • No Comments
According to ABC 15 , over 11 valley restaurants failed their health inspections last month. Health inspections occur up to four times a year, every few months. According to Chron.com, health inspectors are tasked with enforcing...
William Borders, Staff Writer
May 7, 2018 • No Comments
The Paradise Valley baseball team started off just about as hot as you could hope for winning their first eight games with a current total of 15 wins and 8 losses. The team has cooled off as it entered conference play against...
Why the Colorado Avalanche will win the Stanley Cup
April 28, 2018
The NCAA continues to improve annual revenue while continuing to not pay college athletes
April 26, 2018
Phoenix Suns celebrate 50th season in the valley
December 1, 2017
2017 Super Bowl arrives with Match Up Teams
February 4, 2017
Wendy Neyra, Staff Writer
February 7, 2018
Christopher Creek hosts cooler temperatures and a forest of wonders a few miles from Phoenix.
Blues artist Davy Knowles goes back to basics on new album
March 20, 2017
Turf Paradise hosts Relay for Life
March 2, 2017
PVCC celebrates 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ landmark album
February 15, 2017
Emma Ascott, Editor-in-Chief
May 8, 2018 • No Comments
The misuse and addiction to opioids is one of this generation’s greatest problems. Opioids are drugs like heroin and prescription painkillers and also synthetic drugs like fentanyl. Although our president,...
Aldo Marquez, PVCC’s nationally ranked athlete
April 28, 2018
PVCC hosts second debut of “Since You Asked XIV’” contributed by the Veterans Heritage Project
April 26, 2018
Superheroes are among us: College faculty battle for DACA children
April 17, 2018
Jared Duroe, Staff writer
May 9, 2018
“Crashing slowly, the bugs are in me,” Janelle Monáe sings in a relaxed lower register on the opening title track of her new album, “Dirty Computer.” Backed by the...
Avengers: a review of “Infinity War”
May 3, 2018
The Nikon D850: an in-depth review
April 28, 2018
“A Quiet Place” is as silent as it is deadly
April 28, 2018
Hurshid Sadikov, a PVCC student(right) pictured alongside PVCC President Paul Dale(far left), won the second prize of $3000 at the Cisco Innovation Challenge.Hurshid Sadikov, a PVCC student, won second prize at the Cisco Innovation Challenge Competition last evening. This competition was held at the downtown campus of ASU. Hurshid's, Project SIMA, is an app to help blind people to navigate without any difficulty. Hurshid's pitch was very powerful and the judges agreed that his product has great potential in the market.
Savanah Cummins with her honors showcase poster. The poster details the energy that ocean waves create which can be harnessed as a renewable energy source.
Savanah Cummins won first place in the Science category for her poster "Ocean Waves: Energy in Motion" at this years Western Regional Honors Conference at Chapman University in Orange, California. The poster session is highly competitive and Savanah beat out students from 4-year institutions who had access to million dollar laboratories. This is also a milestone in our efforts to close the achievement gap in STEAM, and a testament to the power of learning to transform lives at PVCC.
Lacey Fron, Staff writer
April 28, 2018 • No Comments
PVCC's very own Aldo Marquez-Barajas became the fastest junior college 1,500 meter runner in the country on March 16.
The NCAA continues to improve annual revenue while continuing to not pay college athletes
April 26, 2018
In 2017 alone, the NCAA generated more than 1 billion dollars in total revenue. All while their biggest...
PVCC hosts second debut of “Since You Asked XIV’” contributed by the Veterans Heritage Project
April 26, 2018
The Veterans Heritage Project, also known as VHP, is a nonprofit organization allowing students to interact...
Eating less won’t help in weight loss efforts
April 25, 2018
Over 50 million Americans test out a diet plan each year, but only five percent manage to keep the weight...
