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PAC-CAST

PAC-CAST: PAC Student Media has a podcast! Our PAC-CAST explores topics across campus with exclusive interviews with the movers and the shakers at Palo Alto College.

AFTER HOURS: The newest edition to the PAC-Cast Lineup is the show, AFTER HOURS. Students share their thoughts, struggles, triumphs and burning questions with life that happens outside the classroom.

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Rating: 5 out of 5.

The PAC-Cast helped me learn about Hope Gen and the services offered to first generation students on our campus. What a great listen!

— Sam

Rating: 5 out of 5.

After hours went there. I loved tuning in.

— Robert

Check out Episode 2 of our PACcast where we interview special guest, Sandra Coronado, Founder of HOPE GEN.

Check out our latest PAC-TV Episodes!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89BBXKlj3V8&t=51s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFSXTUEkSCQ&list=TLPQMjYwNDIwMjOWvPcVjDEtUA&index=1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6le-5wW11-U&list=TLPQMjYwNDIwMjOWvPcVjDEtUA&index=2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdiKQXexWSI

PAC PULSE – NEWS Across Campus

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  • Students impact generations to come

    By Aaron Garcia Pulse Staff Reporter As the Earth’s temperature continues to rise, students at Palo Alto College are taking steps to try to make the world a cleaner and better environment for future generations. Climate change might be affecting you more than you know. As time passes, increases in global temperature will hurt environments Read more

  • Social Media security requires action

    By Allan Caesar IIIPulse Staff Reporter   It is no secret that social media is a big part of our daily lives; however, the risk of having your information stolen or leaked is a very real threat. According to The New York Times, in September 2018, 50 million Facebook users had their data compromised, and Read more

  • Adversity inspires perseverance

    By Devon Bates Pulse Staff Reporter Many people have experienced adversity in their lives. Oftentimes, situations seem uncontrollable and traumatizing, but solutions are always available. Although adversity might be difficult to control, it will always be part of our lives; it’s important to accept it and seek solutions from inspirational resources.  Bryanna Munguia, A Psychology major and Read more

  • Obesity growing at alarming rates in SA

    By Idelfonsa Alvarez-SolisPulse Staff Reporter San Antonio is ranked number 19 in the top 100 fattest cities in the United States, according to a 2019 WalletHub report. The City of San Antonio Metropolitan Health District reports that 71 percent of Bexar County residents are obese. Children and teenagers who are physically inactive are at high Read more

  • Self-Defense classes prepare for the unknown

    By Ariel SchultzPulse Staff Reporter Some college students might find themselves not knowing what to do if someone attempted robbery, assault, kidnapping or any sort of attack against them. Knowing self-defense could be the key to protecting yourself or someone else from harm. Self-defense is not only a tool for women to learn, it is Read more

  • PAC advisors host Snack + Chat for students

    By Norberto ZunigaPulse Staff Reporter Being in college means being in a more advanced range of subjects, teachers, peers and technology. However, advisors are in place to help students be successful at Palo Alto College. Casey Chiles, a peer advisor in the S.E.E.D Center at Palo Alto College, said that the Snack + Chat event Read more

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