Leticia Gonzalez-Garcia didn’t let her brain tumor stop her from being the first in her family to graduate college and accomplish her academic veterinarian goals.
Day: March 18, 2020
Duo closes out Thursday concert series
Students escaped the rain and were presented with the enchanting and melodic music of the Sam Hill Duo in the last Thursday concert for the
Japanese club brings Japanese culture
Walking through the Torii gate inside the Great Hall, students and faculty got a blast of Japanese culture such as calligraphy, origami and onigiri rice
Resources available for students online
Despite school closing abruptly due to COVID-19 and going solely online, some resources at Pierce are still available to students. The Transfer Center and Center
St.A.S.H. food amidst COVID-19
Some students remain food insecure as people are panic buying food at supermarkets to prepare for self-quarantine for the COVID-19 virus. Before the campus closure,
Comfort in crisis, coping in unusual ways
Pierce College has undergone multiple changes from canceling classes to shifting toward an online semester due to the global outbreak of COVID-19, and the campus
Column: Social distancing for others
From the first time the headlines announced a new virus, I hoped it wouldn’t make its way into my part of the world. Apart from
Continuing to thrive online
Each student at Pierce decided to attend this community college because of a similar goal: to succeed. Whether success means earning a certificate or degree
Spring games and practices end abruptly
Multiple sporting events have been canceled and professional soccer leagues across the world have postponed their seasons due to the concern of COVID-19. The same
Column: COVID-19, a new trend?
Am I the only one who doesn’t think that COVID-19 deserves all this panic? Yes, preventions are necessary but to what extent can we say