Much like last year with the murder of George Floyd in broad daylight, now we find ourselves in a moment of racial reckoning as we
Author: Karla Avalos
Students miss out on college aid
More than a year into the pandemic, the higher education sector continues to see a trend in the decline of applications for financial aid, disproportionately
Decline in financial aid applications
With a year into the pandemic, the higher education sector continues to see a trend in the decline of applications for financial aid, disproportionately impacting
CARES fund is on the way
In an effort to bring financial relief, Los Angeles Pierce College launched the CARES Emergency fund for students who have been impacted by COVID-19. As
Pro: Re-close states
The United States has hit a devastating milestone in eight months – 250,000 deaths – while a key coronavirus model is estimating nearly 400,000 deaths
Allies against racism
After weeks of discussions, amendments and delays, the Academic Senate decisively approved the Resolution Against Systemic Racism with only one opposing vote. During the public
Column: Biden’s path to victory
In what was considered a consequential but also contentious presidential election, former President-elect Joe Biden’s candidacy shines at the American people like a light at
Opening the doors of opportunity
Immigration continues to be a controversial topic in the public opinion just as voters around the country cast their ballots during the current presidential election.
PRIDE takes the spotlight
For the first time, the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) has addressed the needs and rights for LGBTQIA+ community. The Board of Trustees unanimously
Late-start classes are coming
Pierce College announced that more than 75 late-start and online classes, most scheduled to begin Oct. 26, according to the school website. According to Pierce