Pueblo Community College

What are the popular events and traditions at Pueblo Community College?

PCC's reported campus events include Fall Festival, Spring Fling, and Panther Fest. They provide occasions for students to participate in college activities outside class, though their schedules and programming can change.

Unlike a residential university's homecoming calendar, event access can depend on a student's campus, class schedule, and ability to travel. The current student-activities calendar is the best place to establish what an event involves in a given year and whether it is being held at the location a student attends.

What are the student housing and dining options at Pueblo Community College?

PCC does not operate undergraduate residence halls. Students arrange their own housing, whether they live with family, rent locally, or commute from another community; there is no PCC first-year housing requirement or campus room assignment to apply for.

Food options should likewise be checked for the particular campus and class schedule rather than assumed to include a residential dining hall or meal plan. When comparing budgets, students should estimate their actual rent, groceries or meals, utilities, and travel costs. The housing-and-food amount used in a financial aid budget is an allowance for living expenses, not a promise that housing is available through the college.