When college students experience a mental health emergency, they often report feeling isolated, unsupported or hopeless. September is Suicide Prevention Month — a time marked
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Candidates vie for LACCD Board seats
Article compiled by Ryan Kassebaum, Matthew Stewart, Violet Garcia and Tim Lewis. Twelve candidates are competing for four open seats on the Los Angeles Community
Editorial: Students can share their voices by voting in this election
Historically, turnout among young voters has been low, especially when compared to older voters. Younger people sometimes complain and feel disillusioned with the state of
Appreciating teachers year-round
Being a professor can often be a thankless job. Students sometimes see certain classes as more of a roadblock to reaching their goal of graduation
More field trips to improve student success
Pierce College is doing well with having established partnerships with four-year universities, but it can expand to ensure better transfer rates and student success. Field
Students need a sign
Walking down the Pierce College Mall or through the Bookstore and cafe, students may not notice the marquee and television screens are either outdated or
Learning Self Defense
Pierce College is a big campus. With 426 acres, it’s difficult to keep its students safe all the time. According to the Title IX page
Time to herd Brahmas into the spotlight
Pierce College should highlight achievements and success stories from students. Recognizing student achievement can help motivate others to excel. “Highlighting student achievement is clearly a
Dodge the exams and have fun
It’s time for the students and faculty of Pierce College to take a well-deserved break from the computer and come together in the campus gym
News Briefs – May 22, 2024
District Academic Senate vote of no confidence: The LACCD District Academic Senate passed a vote of no confidence in the LACCD Board of Trustees and