2024 News Articles

The Porterville College Art Department invites the public to come view its Student Art Exhibition, featuring the best work of over 50 current PC art students in a variety of media from photography, painting, drawing, digital art, video, sculpture...

The Denim and Diamonds Gala April 6 at the campus Learning Resource Center raised an estimated $20K for the Cerro Coso Foundation. (The exact number is yet to be determined and includes a pledge from Ridgecrest Mayor Eric Bruen, who spoke about his...

Bakersfield College was host to hundreds of accomplished young musicians from across Kern County recently, as our campus presented the 2024 CMEA Solo/Ensemble Festival on Saturday, April 20. The annual event offers the opportunity for students, high...

By Deanna Rea The Bakersfield College Performing Arts Department is proud to announce their upcoming performance for the spring semester: Hope in the Darkness. This concert aims to promote awareness of Human Trafficking through the selection of...

By Deanna Rea Bakersfield College is constantly evolving to meet student's individual needs through various programs and resources which promote student engagement and success. These unique programs can provide support for students who are feeling...

By Deanna Rea Earlier this week, the Bakersfield College Career Education Department hosted the Spring 2024 Health Career Fair to provide BC students with education opportunities, career advancement, and resources in the healthcare field. The event...

Congratulations to Porterville College Law Enforcement Academy Class 34 on their Graduation on Saturday, April 13th. This dedicated group of cadets and their families, who represent one of the largest graduating academy classes in PC history, not...

Last week, Bakersfield College hosted a series of “Spring Fling” events for a week of interactive and riveting activities like sports tournaments, games, outside activities, lively discussions, and much more. Spring Fling presented the perfect...

Even though California was not the premium location to view this past Monday's solar eclipse, some students, faculty, and staff came up with an interesting solution to make the most out of the celestial event. The diverse group hit the stairs of the...