ASO Executive Board and Student Trustees nominees introduced
Pierce College hosted a forum in the Multicultural Center on Monday, April 21, on the upcoming student government elections for the Associated Student Organization and
Brief: Softball season ends in forfeit
The women’s softball season was cut short after needing to forfeit. Athletic director Deborah Hefter said the sport needed to forfeit due to a number
Con: The health cost of weed
California leads the nation in marijuana dispensaries, with Los Angeles alone topping the charts at 1,481 operating storefronts, more than any city or state. As
Pro: More than just a high
Marijuana has become a recreational drug at state levels over the course of the past decade. What was once a criminal offense, is now something
Smoke-free campus is only a first step
Since the first creation of a cigarette machine by James Albert Bonsack in 1880, methods of nicotine consumption have advanced to include water pipes, e-cigarettes
Column: Solicitors on campus are likely to create disturbances if there are no solid boundaries
It is common these days on college campuses to get distracted by some unknown person blocking students’ way and trying to persuade them to buy
State should not reduce CSU funding
With relatively affordable tuition, strong job placement outcomes and guaranteed admissions options, it’s no surprise that the California State University system attracts more than 1,200
How Girls Who Code is hacking the gender gap
The tech industry is rapidly growing and evolving, yet the gender gap remains a pervasive challenge with women still underrepresented in the field. According to
From bedside care to the boxing ring
As Juan Juarez faced his opponent, he was nervous. However, he held himself with a confidence that served as a positive force behind his
PCC talks new buildings and old problems
Budget discussion and campus construction continue to be top of mind for the Pierce College Council (PCC), which met Thursday, March 27, on Zoom.