No one should have to wake up before sunrise to celebrate one of the biggest milestones of their life. This year, Pierce students will
Author: Melanie Somoza
LACCD celebrates Black graduates at Southwest College
Music echoed through the brightly decorated gym walls, pulsing with African drums and dynamic dances, as Southwest City College hosted its annual Black Graduate
Pierce baseball returns to playoffs for first time since 2018
The sound of cleats scraping against the dirt and the smack of fastballs into mitts echoed louder this spring at Joe Kelly Field. For
Looking back at a four-decade career in IT education
When Sue Krimm first set foot onto Pierce College’s sun-scorched grounds in August 1980, it felt more like a farm than a college campus.
Four-year festivities: Event held for UCLA, CSUN transfer students
Students celebrated with upbeat music, lively games and refreshing ice cream during the UCLA and CSUN Day event on Wednesday, May 7, inside the
Brahma batters finish strong
Brahmas extend winning streak with 3-4 win over Santa Barbara The Brahmas kept their momentum, edging out Santa Barbara City College 4-3 in a suspenseful
Pierce’s ‘Cabaret’ explores ‘not so far away’ struggles
When the lights dim and the Kit Kat Club comes to life, audiences might expect a dazzling night of high kicks, glitter, and jazz hands.
Con: The health cost of weed
California leads the nation in marijuana dispensaries, with Los Angeles alone topping the charts at 1,481 operating storefronts, more than any city or state. As
How Girls Who Code is hacking the gender gap
The tech industry is rapidly growing and evolving, yet the gender gap remains a pervasive challenge with women still underrepresented in the field. According to
Academic Senate talks budget, campus construction
Budget concerns, graduation information and the possibility of new construction on campus sparked a myriad of thoughts and comments at Pierce College’s Academic Senate