The sounds of modern day and classical music were played on the piano, drums and string instruments in the Performing Arts Building on Thursday afternoon
Month: November 2017
A toast to life
The Pierce College Theatre Department’s production of Aaron Posner’s “Stupid F—— Bird” premiered this weekend, and has people talking about more than just the title.
Honoring the dead
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA), a club that promotes the advancement of Latinos through political movements, hosted the celebration in the Great Hall on
Women’s volleyball getting closer to conference title
The Brahmas continue to reach new heights in conference play as they remain undefeated getting the win over the Citrus College Owls in straight sets.
Volleyball remains undefeated in conference
The women’s volleyball team defeated Citrus College 25-15, 25-20 and 25-21 which improved their overall record to 20-6. The Brahmas remain undefeated going 6-0 in
Classical concert with a modern twist
Songs from Sam Smith, Miley Cyrus and NSYNC were performed by students in the Performing Arts Building Mainstage on Thursday, Oct. 26. The ASO occasionally
Business month wrap up
As November begins, this marks the end of Pierce Business Month. October consisted of five different workshops to help students understand opportunities offered within the
Rate my professor (in person)
Compatibility between a student and teacher is almost as important as it is in a romantic relationship, but accurate information can be difficult for students
A hopeful future
Immigration, deportation and personal experiences were discussed in the Great Hall during a panel discussion for the book “Dreams Deported: Immigrant Youth and Families Resist
This club is actually lit
Some like to analyze baseball statistic or discuss science fiction, others like to argue about the best Shakespeare quote or whether two commas belong in