Humankind has been around for quite a while now, and many areas under anthropology have sprung up to study our past and present, spanning from
Author: Caleb Johnson
Staff Reporter - Fall 2013
Features Editor - Spring 2014
F.A.S.T cars shared at automotive show
From shiney custom cars to beaters only for transport, the Future Automotive Service Technicians (F.A.S.T.) club had it all at their most recent meetup at
Veterans welcomed back at luncheon
Student veterans came together at a welcome back lunch on Wednesday, with speakers recounting their experiences returning to a civilian life and how to get
Child Development Center cited for lack of supervision
Two children were found playing unattended outside the front of the Child Development Center (CDC) by a campus maintenance worker on Wednesday, Feb. 5. The
Review: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play’
A classic tale was transformed into a 1940s live radio show through “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play,” exploring the drama through the
Pierce receives grant to further science education
The Foundation for Pierce College will receive $241,920 over the next two years as part of a grant from the Amgen Foundation to fund the
Season continues with live radio play
A holiday classic is given a relatively modern take with “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play,” performed as a 1940s live radio show,
Event a melting pot for languages
Languages from American Sign Language to Klingon were showcased during Pierce College’s first Language Exchange Tuesday, giving attendees an insight into various cultures of the
Resolution to raise prices of facility usage passes college council
The Pierce College Council voted 13-4 Thursday, Nov. 21 to recommend to the college’s president an increase in rental prices of Pierce College services and
9 student photographers featured in exhibit
Stepping over the grass and onto the concrete in the Art Gallery leads to “Urban Sight,” where Afshin Shidanshidy and eight others are featured. Shidanshidy