Flyers threatening to harm individuals of a certain ethnicity were found posted around the Pierce College Performing Arts Building. The flyers included photos of students
Author: Trisha Anas
Interim president cultivates students
It’s a warm and sunny afternoon as Interim President Aracely ‘Ara’ Aguiar sits at her desk. In between meetings, this Valley local barely has enough
Corsairs sink Brahmas
Brahmas faced the Corsairs “aye-to-aye” on Wednesday afternoon as the Pierce College women’s water polo team hosted Santa Monica College. The game was close, but
When life gives you lemons, share lemonade with the president
Nothing is quite as refreshing as an ice-cold lemonade in the summer sun. And despite the heat, students and faculty filled Pierce College’s Botanical Garden
BRIEF: Kaiser Permanente to offer vaccine incentive for students
The Foundation for Los Angeles Community Colleges and Kaiser Permanente have announced a partnership to offer students from the Los Angeles Community College District who
BRIEF: Pierce Student Health Center reopens
After a year and a half, the Pierce College Student Health Center reopened Monday for in-person services, including mental health and family planning. SHC assistant
Town hall announces timeline for the next Pierce College president
While the question of who will be the next Pierce College president is still up in the air, a general timeline of the selection process
Live and back in action
After standing empty for an entire year, the Pierce College Performing Arts Building was filled with prop graffiti walls, hanging lights and the laughter and
Echoes of the Asian American community
With the rise in hate crimes against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, there is no shortage of words to describe what emotions
Behold the Brahma Pantry, COVID-19 edition
D’arcy Corwin sets up several containers of food on the side of the Los Angeles Pierce College roundabout on Brahma Drive on a Thursday morning.