Following the restricted guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the art and athletic programs at Pierce College have shared struggling moments for students and
Author: Michael Smithlin
Wearing her crown with pride
Melissa Soong is the current Miss San Fernando Valley and has remained active assisting the Valley through events and meetings focusing on personal branding and
“Bonnie and Clyde:” Film panel discusses changing film culture
Cinema often dictates and directly shapes the culture of its time. While American culture today is accustomed to violence, whether in shows, movies, video games
Pierce hosts UCLA Day
Soon to be Bruins attended UCLA Day hosted by the Los Angeles Pierce College Transfer Center. The event focused on guiding newly admitted University of
Networking days on the horizon
With the 2022 spring semester coming to an end, the Pierce College Academic Senate discussed future events and important updates. Transfer Center Director Sunday Salter
Streetbeat: What do you think about the climate crisis?
“A lot of girls here on campus buy from the brand Shein, and they aren’t aware that they are supporting the exploitation of children and
Review: Volleyball returns to the court
Despite a struggling season, the men’s volleyball team progressed from the start with their skill and communication. While bidding their coach farewell after his reduced
Con: Leave the books alone
In what seems like a page from Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel “Fahrenheit 451,” schools and universities across the United States have banned countless books from
Healing wounds and giving treatment
Pierce College has the luxury of having athletic trainers Leonard “Lenny” Ramirez and Robert “Rob” Horowitz keeping their staff and players safe from injuries and
Good fences make good neighbors
As COVID-19 cases drop, Pierce College is improving campus conditions and creating interactive live events to encourage students to fully return. During Monday’s Academic Senate