Stories

El Tour de Tucson is just around the corner, and I have to admit, when I signed up for the 32-mile ride, I knew I was taking on a big challenge for myself. I wouldn’t call myself a cyclist in any way shape or form, and training for this race has definitely pushed me outside […]

When we talk about the future of Pima Community College, we’re really talking about the future of the students and communities the College serves. Early voting has begun and Pima County voters have the opportunity to consider Proposition 430, a $250 million General Obligation Bond proposed by Pima Community College. The measure will appear on […]

We plan for vacations, new jobs, birthdays, anniversaries and many other milestones we hope to share with the people we love. Estate planning is another way of planning for the future, but it can be one of those things that is easy to put off. National Estate Planning Awareness Week, October 19–25, is a reminder […]

Indigenous Peoples Day is a time to recognize and celebrate the histories, cultures, contributions and continued presence of Indigenous peoples. Here in Southern Arizona, that recognition hits close to home. Pima Community College is located on the homelands of the Tohono O’odham and Pascua Yaqui peoples. The College’s land acknowledgment encourages our community to learn […]