Kinesiology is an impacted major at California State University Northridge, which sparked the Pierce College Counseling Office to offer a workshop on Friday March 18
Year: 2016
Plan for Media Arts Building in limbo
The future location of the proposed Digital Arts and Media building continues to be up in the air after updates on the project last week
Student group calls for more Chicano Studies classes on campus
Latino students constitute 44 percent of the students at Pierce College but Chicano Studies students are often forced to drive to other campuses to take
Stage manager takes center stage
The lights dim, the curtains draw open and the actors step forward all the while stage manager Laurien Dakota Allmon jots down in her binder
Santa Barbara spoils Brahmas winning streak
The Men’s volleyball team saw a two-game win streak come to an end on March 23, 2016, after losing three of the five sets in
Not backing down from a challenge
Students passing by the tennis courts on a game day for the tennis team would not suspect that player Anthony Avakian, who serves two handed,
AIDS Healthcare Foundation provides free HIV testing to students
Free HIV test for students were provided by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) in front of the Student Service Building from March 21 to 24.
Con: Taking a year off to travel is counter-intuitive for students
There has been a long debate on whether students should be able to take a year long vacation from school for travel. Most students will
Pro: Traveling helps students discover themselves
There is no better way to discover yourself and grow as a person than long term independent travel. You will be offered a sense of
Pro: More lockdown drills needed to better prepare campus and students
Just as schools across America practice fire and earthquake drills, a more frequent lockdown drill should also be practiced by Pierce students and staff. Lockdown