Pasadena-based 3D printing technology company New Matter Inc. launched Monday the first plug-and-play 3D printing system designed to make 3D printing accessible to the average user. Launched at The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the new MOD-t 3D print... More »
At its December 9, 2015 meeting, Dr. Ross Selvidge was unanimously elected Vice President of the Board of Trustees of the Pasadena Area Community College District. Elected to the Board of Trustees in November 2013, Selvidge represents Area 1 which consists of ... More »
Senior Bianca Lepe, a bioengineering major from Granada Hills, California, has been named a Marshall Scholar, winning one of the most coveted fellowships for study in the U.K. The Marshall Scholarship is widely considered one of the most prestigious scholarshi... More »
California Gov. Jerry Brown has appointed Pasadena lawyer Theresa M. Traber as one of seven new judges at the Los Angeles County Superior Court. She fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Steven D. Ogden. Traber, 59, is a civil rights and employm... More »
Boys & Girls Club Pasadena (BGCP) members, staff, and board of directors this month welcomed Brian Davis as the new Executive Director. In guiding the Club, Brian will oversee the Slavik and Mackenzie-Scott branches along with the Performing Arts Center, and w... More »
Two leaders from the world of medicine and biotechnology, David D. Ho (BS ’74) and William H. Rastetter, have been elected to the Caltech Board of Trustees. Ho, a recognized leader at the forefront of research on HIV and AIDS, is the founding scientific direct... More »
Caltech physicist David Hsieh, who devises and builds new laser-based instruments in order to identify, understand, and manipulate novel phases of matter, has been awarded a Packard Fellowship for Science and Engineering. These fellowships, awarded annually by... More »
An international project led by Caltech astrophysicist Mansi M. Kasliwal has been selected to receive $4.5 million over five years by the National Science Foundation through its Partnership for International Research and Education (PIRE) program. The project a... More »
Flintridge Center in Pasadena and the Los Angeles/Orange Counties Building Trades Council AFL-CIO are preparing community members for careers in the construction trades. Men and women returning from incarceration face nearly insurmountable barriers in housing ... More »
During the month of August, Flintridge Bookstore & Coffeehouse kicks off their Back to School season, carrying a full line of backpacks, lunch bags, and school accessories from Sydney Paige® Inc., a Buy One|Give One company. With each purchase of a Sydney Paig... More »
On the steep, tea-covered hillsides of Ilam in eastern Nepal, where 25 percent of households live below the poverty level and electricity is scarce, clean running water is scarcer still. What comes out of the region’s centralized distribution systems is unfilt... More »
Hathaway-Sycamores supporters turned out on Thursday, June 25th at Sugarfina in Pasadena for sweets and sips in support of Hathaway-Sycamores Child and Family Services. The evening of candy and wine tasting (wine provided courtesy of Ventana Vineyards) raised ... More »
