With long semesters and college burnout, it can get difficult to have the desire or motivation to push through classes. While a few excursions and
Author: The Roundup News
Fans in the stands
Student athletes are missing valuable experiences and memories by not being able to play in front of crowds. Social media posts state that spectators are
COVID-19 update page
As students and faculty return to campus during the ongoing pandemic, they should have access to the latest updates, mandates and outbreaks. Pierce College could
Chess, chess, hooray!
Chess is a universal game that brings people together. During this time where students and faculty haven’t been at school, it is important to find
More events for Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month is the representation of the achievements of an integral part of society. About half of Pierce College’s population is of Hispanic and
Don’t shop, adopt!
Life might be “ruff” for students and homeless pets, but there might be a way to make both groups happier. Pierce College should start hosting
Support for small businesses
With a desire to earn some extra money and show off their creativity, many students have started small businesses. But competition is fierce, and advertising
Feed me suggestions
Pierce College should aspire to be a reflection of the many hardworking students, faculty and staff who roam campus grounds on a daily basis. The
Computer repairs for students
Whether it’s because their school will introduce them to their class management system, such as Canvas, or because they will be using anti-cheating software, possibly
Transportation for all
Looking at the intersection of Victory Boulevard and Winnetka Avenue, most weekdays, one can see Pierce students hopping off the bus and Metro’s G Line