Every team has that one person that keeps them in spirit and ready to fight for the win. Women’s volleyball middle blocker Cairo Harrell is
Month: November 2017
They’re the (basketball) captains now
Two veteran Brahmas are sharing the captain’s position and leading the men’s basketball team on the court this season. Jordan Newt and John Flowers, both
Mr. McMillan and Pierce
History buffs often draw inspiration from the world’s greatest figures: Socrates, Albert Einstein or Joan of Arc. But for Richard McMillan, his inspiration was the
He came, saw and debated
When opportunity knocks, you should be ready to take a chance. Pierce College student Hector Zuniga was more than prepared after placing in the top
Knightfall for women’s volleyball
Women’s volleyball’s quest for a fourth state championship came to a halt, losing to the upstart San Diego City College Knights in five sets Saturday
Playwrights and prisons
The arts are often used as an escape. English instructor Dustin Lehren found that incorporating literature in juvenile halls allowed at-risk youth a creative outlet.
Brahmas look skyward
Coming off of a 2-21 record last season, women’s basketball surpassed that win total over the Thanksgiving break. Women’s basketball (3-2) defeated both the Los
Alice helps create a wonderland
There wasn’t an established queer community on campus until Alice Payne and others formed the Queer Brahma Collective, a club that provides a safe space
On the path to help the hungry
Humanitarians often have one trait in common that takes them forward in their missions to heal and save the world. The trait is empathy, one
Running for future dreams
The Brahma Runners, who do more than circuit sprinting, hope to speed their way to cross country dreams. Pierce College’s running club is led by