One of Pierce College’s oldest clubs, the Pre-Vet Club, aims to get students into veterinary school. Tess Schexnayder, a 20-year-old pre-veterinary major, said that with the
Author: Tim Toton
Low vote count gives incumbent Trustee a second chance to win
A paltry voter turnout at LA’s polls on Tuesday, March 5 provided an incumbent Los Angeles Community College District trustee a second chance to be
Pitching peaks in loss to Santa Barbara
There were ups and downs Thursday as Pierce College faced off against Santa Barbara City College and lost an away double-header, 7-1 and 3-0, respectively.
Board of Trustees see 2 new members, incumbent fighting for third seat
Members-elect Mike Eng and Ernest Henry Moreno secured their seats on the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees Tuesday while Nancy Pearlman and
One face of the ever-changing diversity of Pierce College
[Revised and re-published on April 18, 2013 @ 2:54 a.m.] Increasing numbers of students from foreign cultures help make Pierce College an ethnically-vibrant campus, matching
Horses and humans alike welcome the start of school
Grab your hat, hone your hoot and get your boots down to the vast, open air Pierce Equestrian Center to see horse science ambassadors
Gov. Brown’s budget proposes tectonic shake up to higher education
[Updated on: 2/21/2013 5:55 p.m.] In a contentious paradigm shift, Gov. Jerry Brown proposes transferring oversight of adult wducation to the California community colleges and
District to streamline online communication with students
The Los Angeles Community College District will deploy Outlook and other Microsoft web applications at Pierce College to standardize student emails, enable greater collaboration and
Arming teachers for student defense: Pro
The question educators, parents and concerned citizens should answer is not “what should we do if another school shooting occurs?” Rather, they should answer “when