The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provided free tax assistance to the Los Angeles community in the Pierce College Business Building over the weekend.
Month: February 2016
Population Pierce: From kinesiology to psychology
“I woke up at 5 o’clock and my mom would drop me off at a bus stop and I would take three busses there,
Population Pierce: Communicating through hands
“I’ve always found it interesting how you can talk with your hands,” said 19-year-old American Sign Language major Tori Maddis. “Sign language is different in every
Open Mic for Black Lives Matter movement
The Blatigenous Club hosted a Black Lives Matter Open Mic event sponsored by the California African American Museum on Feb. 16. Now in its third
Con: Recycling program may be detrimental to campus
There are good reasons why Pierce College should be involved in recycling. However, there are equally as many, if not more good reasons why our
Pro: Pierce needs to be more involved with its recycling program
Life is giant mystery to many, and with it comes a great deal of tasks and situations we are yet uncertain on how to deal
Art Gallery hosts closing reception party
It may have been raining outside, but the carefully decorated walls inside the art gallery provided a stark contrast to the dreary weather. On Wednesday
Cal State LA nursing workshop at Pierce
Admission representatives from California State University Los Angeles held a nursing workshop in the Career Center on Wednesday for students interested in the nursing program
Pro: Borrowing books from library a cost saving alternative
The one part of college I always disliked was buying my textbooks for the semester. For my pre-law classes, the prices were brutal and I
Tennis continues to struggle
Pierce College’s tennis team won its first match of the season in doubles play at home Thursday, but lost the game 8-1 to Glendale Community