As finals week inches closer, the Associated Student Organization brought out glitter, beads and lots of glue for Pierce College students to get
Author: Delilah Brumer
Delilah Brumer is the Fall 2024 editor-in-chief of the Roundup News.
Column: For profit colleges should not be promoted
Using aggressive marketing tactics, for-profit universities attract students through their flexible degree options and relatively low academic barriers to enrollment. But unlike public universities, such
Pierce students grapple with food insecurity
Three points for each can of vegetable soup. Four points for pasta. Ten points total, per week. Pierce College student Carolyn Mansager is not a
Film industry veterans come to campus
It’s not a quick or straightforward feat to make it to a T.V. writers’ room. But as comedy producers Michael Feldman and Bryan Behar shared
‘A quiet leader’: Pierce football player Terance Pope Jr. dies at 21
Terance Pope Jr., a defensive back on the Pierce College football team who aspired to play in the NFL, died on Dec. 17, 2024. He
19 horses housed at Pierce due to fire evacuations in Malibu
Nineteen horses are being temporarily kept at the Pierce College Farm, after they were evacuated from Malibu due to the ongoing Franklin Fire. “We are
Choir hosts Thanksgiving show and potluck
In a Thanksgiving concert that combined upbeat pop hits, holiday classics, original spoken word pieces and a traditional Yiddish folk song, the Pierce College choir
Professors raise concerns about common course numbering law
Many students at Pierce College take English 103 to satisfy their critical thinking requirement for transfer to a UC or CSU. At Santa Monica College,
Pierce College students, former department chair say auto tech professor engaged in repeated misconduct
Longtime Pierce College automotive technology professor Tom Fortune is teaching four classes this fall, a load similar to previous semesters. Several of the courses he
Pumpkins galore this autumn
Some of Pierce College’s land has been rented for a pumpkin patch, allowing families to get in the spooky mood this autumn. The pumpkin patch