Pasadena City College women’s badminton is 21-0 in South Coast Conference matches since head coach Jennifer Ho took over the program to start the 2015 season. The Lancers closed out their SCC title run with a 9-0 record on Friday behind a 17-4 win at East Los ... More »
Sophomore first baseman Joe Quire ripped two triples and a double in a wild season finale but his Pasadena City College baseball team lost to host East Los Angeles, 11-9, Friday night. The Lancers finished the year at 13-23, a 3-win improvement from a season a... More »
In a lean year for Pasadena City College track and field, sophomore women’s distance runner Edna Bailon came up with the best showing for the Lancers as she placed second in the 10,000 meters at the South Coast Conference Championships held April 26 and 29 at ... More »
Caltech’s eight top academic leaders—the president, provost, and all six division chairs—now hold leadership chairs endowed by donors who believe in Caltech’s ability to change the world. The establishment of the Ronald and Maxine Linde Leadership Chair in the... More »
Friday, Caltech formally launched “Break Through: The Caltech Campaign,” an ambitious $2 billion fundraising initiative that will enable the Institute to spur the most innovative and promising research, prepare students to become leaders in science and society... More »
The Editors of Pasadena Now go through over 100 articles published this week on our site and cull the top 41 most newsworthy, informative, and readable. Top Story Pasadena Unified Teachers Move Closer to Possible Strike Vote County Supervisor Candidates Deba... More »
When talking about the history of space exploration, people are often quick to reference the Soviet and U.S. victories of the 1950s and 1960s, such as Sputnik and the Apollo program. However, these memorable advances are only a slice of a broader global histor... More »
The Fannie and John Hertz Foundation has selected two Caltech seniors, Kurtis Carsch and Paul Dieterle, to receive 2016 Hertz Fellowships. A total of 12 students were selected from more than 800 applicants and will receive up to five years of support for their... More »
Clutch pitching, defense, and timely hitting helped the Pasadena City College baseball team win its home finale, a 5-4 triumph over East Los Angeles that lasted 11 innings in four hours, seven minutes of play on Thursday. The Lancers close out the 2016 season ... More »
Leadership Pasadena (LP) hosted a recruitment reception at the John Aaroe Group building Thursday evening to enlighten a curious crowd of Pasadena professionals about its unique leadership program and extensive networking possibilities. The night profiled the ... More »
Options For Learning hosts the 33rd Annual Policymaker Breakfast at the Altadena Town & Country Club Friday morning to honor Patricia Huffman, a long-time advocate of children and early learning professional, with The Marge Wyatt Advocacy Award for her commitm... More »
Pasadena-based Parsons announced that Mary Ann Hopkins, Group President, signed — on behalf of the corporation — a Statement of Support for the Guard and Reserve yesterday. The statement was signed at the corporation’s Washington, D.C., office, in collaboratio... More »
