The Associated Student Organization hosted a Spring Festival with an obstacle course, dunk tank and more at Pierce College’s Rocky Young Park. The event took
Author: Jessica Boyer
Staff Reporter - Spring 2014
Arts & Entertainment Editor - Spring 2014
The stars shine bright for the Astronomy Club
Astronomy students braved the oceanside wilderness in hopes of catching a glimpse of a few stars, but what they found was a deeper connection and
Traffic accident near Pierce College, no injuries
Traffic was backed up for more than 45 minutes on Wednesday afternoon when two cars collided at Brahma Drive and Winnetka Avenue, officials said. No
Pierce welcomes new dean of institutional effectiveness
In between bylaw revisions and debates over he-said-she-said conversations, a new dean of institutional effectiveness was announced at the Pierce College Academic Senate meeting on
KTLA reporter Kimberly Cheng shares networking knowledge with Pierce students
Pierce College students received insightful networking information from KTLA reporter Kimberly Cheng at the final Media Arts Department Speaker Series event of the semester. “I
Top 10 things to do this summer for college students
Summertime is a wonderful time of year when college students are set free from the ball and chain of school work and set out to
Tennis team’s season comes to an end with some success
The Pierce College tennis team has almost reached the end of their season-long rollercoaster ride, with their final tournament coming in the first days of
Pierce College’s charity considers laying off employee to save money
The board of the charitable arm of Pierce College is considering laying off an employee to save funds. The Board of Directors for the Foundation
Foundation for Pierce College threatened by financial woes
The future of the nonprofit organization of Pierce College is uncertain due to a lack of funds, which will result in an emergency meeting on
Pierce Academic Outreach encourages achievement
High school is hard enough as it is: pimples, week-long relationships and learning how to drive are the usual hardships for the “typical student,” but