The Winnett Student Center—home to the Red Door Café, the Caltech Store, the Ticket Office, a recording studio, and a variety of other multiuse meeting and event spaces—has served as a central gathering place for Caltech’s community for more than 50 years. Now... More »
The 102-year-old Pasadena City College Courier student newspaper will no longer publish a paper edition, Editor-in-Chief John Orona and Courier adviser Nathan McIntire said this week. The weekly newspaper, which has been in existence for over 102 years, issued... More »
Blair High School Students marveled at the rare sight of human brains in jars and hands-on demonstrations about how the brain functions from leading scientists, doctors and researchers from Huntington Medical Research Institute (HMRI) in celebration of Nationa... More »
The California Institute of Technology is still on top of the list of the World’s Best Small Universities, according to a just-released 2017 ranking by Times Higher Education, a London-based weekly magazine that reports on news and issues related to higher edu... More »
With Tuesday’s Consolidated Municipal and Special Elections less than 24 hours away, the nine candidates for three City Council seats and the seven candidates for four Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) seats are making a last-minute push for votes and an... More »
This year’s Jazz Day Festival will offer opportunities for High School Ensembles to perform in front of and work with a clinician; attend masterclasses and breakout sessions on a wide range of topics: Improvisation and combo performance. Instrument-specific se... More »
A dedicated army of local realtors set out to a handful of Pasadena Unified School District elementary school campuses Thursday morning to mingle with students and read Dr. Seuss classics for the district’s second annual “Read Across PASadena” literacy initiat... More »
This last Saturday, the La Salle High School Speech & Debate team competed in the National Tournament qualifiers. Juniors Jack Crawford and John Nahas advanced to the final round against Flintridge Prep. Sophomores Sebastian Dunbar and Will Murray also compete... More »
A popular Pasadena nursery school is locked in a battle with Caltrans over the house it has leased from them since 1985, following recent reports of the discovery of lead-based paint on the property in a recent inspection. Now, as Caltrans prepares to sell its... More »
Reacting to published reports of his imminent departure, a large number of supporters of Madison Elementary School Principal Juan Ruelas emerged Thursday evening to make their voices heard and to counter the last 18 months of outcry which predominantly calle... More »
Pacific Oaks College (PO) presents “Untold Truths: Black History and Identity Development”, a historical account on the origin and evolution of Black History Month. One of several community events hosted at PO, the presentation will include fascinating and pol... More »
Seventy-nine young people who are members of The First Tee of Greater Pasadena are being recognized for their outstanding academic achievement through The First Tee A/B Honor Roll program. These young people are among more than 6,500 participants at The First ... More »
