BCC students celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival with mooncakes and community
Though typically associated with Chinese culture, mooncakes are a staple of the seasonal celebration for many East and Southeast Asian countries.
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Submissions now open for Berkeley City College student-run art show
The BCC Student Arts Guild will host a reception for its multimedia art exhibition on Nov. 25.
Peralta set to launch campus shuttle service in December
Students will be able to pay a one time fee per semester to travel from all four Peralta colleges
Berkeley City College arts student helps new mascot take flight
Native birds, Dungeons & Dragons and UC Berkeley all served as inspiration for Multimedia Arts student Yunha Kim's design.
Voting begins for Peralta student government elections
Ongoing student government elections will determine the future of student leadership and transportation access at each Peralta campus
Berkeley City College strengthens its resources for undocumented students
Community groups in and around Berkeley City College provide resources for undocumented students during times of uncertainty
Peralta’s Board of Trustees vote to lay off 68 positions at 02/25 trustee meeting
The board voted unanimously to approve the cuts despite disapproval during public comment
‘We’re still rising’: BCC celebrates 50th anniversary
College throws block party and breaks ground on new building
VC of General Services retires
New security survey, search for PCCD General Counsel, and more announced today
PCCD Trustees to vote on $6 million Marina contract
$63.7 million amendment to BCC’s Milvia Street Expansion also on agenda
California Virtual Campus Exchange allows community college students to enroll in online classes statewide
Peralta open enrollment for regular session classes ends soon, but many late start classes will still be available
The bookstore at Laney College will close on Thursday and reopen in a new building in Fall 2026. Class materials can be purchased online in the interim.
The measure, also called the Peralta Colleges Affordable Education Reauthorization Measure, would bring in $8 million annually for student support by renewing a $48 tax per parcel.
40% of Peralta buildings are in “deficient” condition, according to update on Facilities Master Plan
The independent consultant report also reveals a large percentage of online students across the district.
Days after nationwide cybersecurity attacks threatened to publicize student data, Instructure reached an agreement with ShinyHunters.
