With the start of each semester comes an array of new and long-standing student organizations, ready to recruit members at Club Rush. The Associated Student
Author: Delilah Brumer
Delilah Brumer is the Fall 2024 editor-in-chief of the Roundup News.
Brahmas are back for new school year
As the 2024-25 school year kicked off on Aug. 26, the Pierce College campus bustled with new and returning students, staff and faculty. The first
Pierce College campus lockdown lifted after reported threat at West Valley Occupational Center
An approximately 45-minute lockdown on the Pierce College campus was lifted on Tuesday, July 23, at 11:16 a.m. The lockdown was issued as a safety
Piecing together a beautiful life
Five years ago, an ambitious young adult immigrated to the United States from Uganda to meet the father he never knew. Pierce College student Jacob
From Brahmas to transfers
The Mall was awash in CSUN red, UCLA blue and other vibrant college colors last Wednesday, as Pierce College students celebrated their transfer acceptances. The
Jewish groups build community on campus
When actuarial science major Yam Schutzer moved to Southern California from Israel seven months ago, she didn’t have her longtime friends or immediate family members
Hundreds celebrate AAPI Heritage Month at Pierce College
Vietnamese lion dancers dressed in fiery red and yellow costumes carried a massive paper mache head as they traversed the Mall at Pierce College on
Promoting health, raising awareness
Students, staff, community members and medical professionals gathered both inside and outside of Building 600 on May 1 for Pierce’s Clothesline Project & Denim Day/Student
Academic Senate discusses recent sanctioning of women’s basketball and looming budget deficit
Interim President Ara Aguiar spoke about the recent sanctioning of the Pierce College women’s basketball team during Monday’s Academic Senate meeting in Building 600. Due
Exploring identities and sharing stories
XXX. The task was daunting, emotionally draining and complicated—economically quantifying how slavery and its aftermath hindered the prosperity of African Americans. When Pierce College Economics