The Pierce College Athletic Program challenges students and faculty to join in the holiday spirit and drop off non-perishable items to the South Gym bleachers
Author: Genna Gold
Staff Reporter - Fall 2013
News Editor - Fall 2013
Managing Editor - Spring 2013
Editor-in-Chief of The Bull Magazine - Fall 2014
Volleyball team sweeps Hancock in final game of season
The Pierce College women’s volleyball team ended its regular season on a positive note Wednesday night, sweeping Allan Hancock College at home. The Brahmas dominated
Student-run magazine looks for contributors
Direction magazine is a student-run publication that has provided Pierce College students for more than 50 years with an outlet for their creative writing and
‘Urban Sight’ photo exhibit puts Los Angeles architecture on display
From the concrete overpasses to the graffiti filled alleys, the San Fernando Valley’s range of architecture is as diverse as its population, a landscape captured
Possible changes to transfer degrees cause confusion
New state reforms to transfer degrees may force Pierce College to develop more than 100 new courses as well as several new degrees, according to
Incident Report (Nov. 3-9)
11-3 – Trespassing – A group of 50 people were found on the Cross Country Track without a permit. The group was warned and advised
Opinion Poll: Health and Safety Dashboard
The following poll was conducted by news editor Genna Gold the week of Nov. 3 on the Pierce College campus. Students were asked the following
Organization to send speakers for HIV/AIDS Awareness Month
A normal morning for an HIV-positive person begins with a hefty cocktail of numerous medications and enough water to last for a trip through the
Incident Report: Oct. 6 – 16
Oct. 6 – Oct. 16 10/6 – Disturbance – A cadet was in the middle of writing a citation for a vehicle parked in the
California community colleges are not four-year degree ready
California Community Colleges would veer away from its original educational goals and create tension with CSUs and UCs if it provided bachelor’s degrees as the