The status of Online Educational Resources (OER) courses that a new professor must take over remains ambiguous in regards to the material used, causing uncertainty
Month: April 2017
Sinco reasons why
Photographers often face an ethical dilemma: help someone in trouble or take the photo. Los Angeles Times photographer Luis Sinco shared his stories during a
Environmentalism: it’s in the bag
An old T-shirt can be more than something to sleep in – it can help restore the environment. Save the Beach club taught students how
Winner winner, pros & dinner
The Counseling Department is focusing its spotlight on creative majors to promote and expose art students to resources and career opportunities. The event, “Dinner with
Baseball in 1st place
Wildcats, Eagles and Renegades are all that stand between the Brahmas and the postseason. With three games left, Pierce (13-4, 17-20) is set to hit
Pierce set to host volleyball state championships
Pierce College will be the home of the men’s volleyball state championships on Thursday, April 27, with the semifinals and the championship game being two
One ring to soothe them all
The 108 years of angst in Chicago ended in November when the Cubs won the World Series, and a lifetime in the game was culminated
Baselines to basepaths
There is no offseason. It’s a phrase often thrown around the sports world, usually in reference to the training that takes place outside of the
Men and women’s swim place fifth on day one
On day one of the Western State Conference Swimming Championships at Hancock College the swim team finished in fifth place in both the men and
Corsairs tame Brahmas
The No. 5 seed Pierce men’s volleyball team saw their season end in a back-and-forth, heartbreaking loss (25-23, 21-25, 25-20, 21-25, 15-13) at Santa Monica