Palo Alto College Spring Break on a budget 5 Mar 20205 Mar 2020 By Tara RinasPulse Staff Reporter Many students begin thinking about their Spring Break plans before the Fall semester is even over. The week-long break of no classes or work, just…
Palo Alto College Independence out of reach for many young adults 5 Mar 2020 By Ariana MendozaPulse Staff Reporter Young adults struggle with independence. Adults believe that teenagers need to learn how to be responsible long before they reach maturity to be prepared for…
Palo Alto College PAC family gives to those in need 5 Dec 2019 Photo by Ronnie Brannon of Maria Rosas-Sanchez and other PAC Logistics students.By Reghan Thibodeaux Pulse Staff Reporter San Antonio may be struggling to combat homelessness in the city, but our…
Palo Alto College VIA’s ConnectSA improves mass transit 5 Dec 20199 Dec 2019 By Andrew JimenezPulse Staff Reporter The new VIA Reimagined plan for VIA Metropolitan Transit is to make bus rides faster and cheaper. The focus of the new plan is…
Palo Alto College Disabilities don’t stop PAC students 8 May 20198 May 2019 By Monique Rodriguez-MartinezPulse Staff Reporter Sylvia De Hoyos instructs a Project Access class. Photo by Monique Rodriguez-Martinez. Palo Alto College believes everyone has a chance to succeed. That’s why Palo…
Palo Alto College Dockless scooters raise concerns in SA 7 Mar 2019 By Jocelyn SandovalPulse Staff Reporter This past summer marked a big change in San Antonio’s transportation landscape when Bird dockless scooters were introduced without consulting city officials. On October…
Palo Alto College Palo Alto College launches Community Garden project 6 Dec 2018 By Thalía Guzmán Pulse Staff Reporter Palo Alto College’s Horticulture program, Student Life, and the S.H.A.R.E Center are launching a new project to increase health and wellness in the…
Palo Alto College Voter turnout remains questionable for midterm election 18 Oct 2018 By Thalía Guzmán Pulse Staff Reporter Voter registration rates in Texas have grown to a record-setting 15.6 million citizens in this midterm election, but it remains to be seen how many…
Palo Alto College Battle of the Bean & Cheese features South Side eateries 3 May 20183 May 2018 By Ruben Cortez Pulse Staff Editor On April 17, 2018, officially known as #TacoTuesday, the students of Palo Alto College’s COMM 2305 class took on the challenge of deciding which…
Palo Alto College PAC builds leaders with entrepreneur program 3 May 2018 By Andrew Morin Pulse Staff Reporter Palo Alto’s the home of many innovative ideas. Through such innovation, a free 6-week Startup (Entrepreneur) Boot Camp for students and faculty was born.…
Palo Alto College Palo Alto student dazzles audience at Carnegie Hall 8 Mar 2018 By Andrew Morin Pulse Staff Reporter Palo Alto’s own Alex Montalvo was one of 48 musicians selected out of 1,400 entries who traveled to New York to perform as a…
Palo Alto College Pregnancy prevention program educates students 8 Mar 2018 By Alyssa Ytuarte Pulse Staff Reporter Bae B Safe is a sex education program at Palo Alto College that not all students know about. For example, Arthur Rangel Jr., 21,…
Palo Alto College Farmer’s Market brings healthy choices to PAC community 8 Mar 2018 By Molly Crisp Pulse Staff Reporter Farmer’s Markets are full of affordable fresh fruits and vegetables and many other natural products. Now, Palo Alto students, faculty and staff have access…
Palo Alto College… Employers seeking technically trained employees 7 Dec 2017 By Randy Davila Pulse staff reporter Help wanted signs are starting to multiply around town, and skilled, trade-educated students are primed for jobs that are on the rise, such as Logistics…
Palo Alto College Change coming to San Antonio’s South Side 7 Dec 2017 By Sabrina Robles Pulse Staff Reporter Tourists visit San Antonio to enjoy the River Walk and experience the historic Alamo. Just off the beaten path, visitors might miss what Southtown…
Palo Alto College Racial tension on the rise in the U.S. 19 Oct 2017 By Leticia Treviño Pulse Staff Reporter Since the Civil Rights era, hate groups became less visible in the public’s eyes. The march in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 11, 2017, where…
Palo Alto College Budget-Friendly Spring Break Outings 9 Mar 2017 By Deidre Carrillo Pulse Staff Reporter After a stressful week of studying for and taking midterms, a vacation is the perfect remedy for unwinding and feeling refreshed. Students are…
Palo Alto College CAT prepares students for the future 1 May 2014 By Aide Barrientos Pulse Staff Reporter The Center for Academic Transitions at Palo Alto College is well-known to students for all transferring and graduation needs, but the center also provides…
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