The French Film Festival ended its series of movie screenings with the film “Gagarine” on Thursday at the Multicultural Center. “Gagarine” is about a red
Category: Campus Life
Activism: turquoise warrior-style
Activism, advocacy and awareness seem to be important to a lot of college students. The Multicultural Day keynote presentation gave Pierce College students the opportunity
A path toward wellness
Many students struggle to know all their resources on campus, but those resources were highlighted with fun games and community at Pierce College’s Health Fair.
Making the unknown known
An evening under the stars at the STEM after dark and telescope event proved to be a thrill for many wanting to see the stars
A smorgasbord of sound
Having the chance to perform on a big bright stage, in front of an unfamiliar audience, is an opportunity that many artists crave. Pierce College’s
From mime to the movies
From a child with a dream, to an industry place maker, actor CJ Jones has worked toward his acting career in Hollywood since he was
At the intersection of food and culture
No matter how different we are as individuals, we can all bond over a good meal. “Food and Culture: Exploring the Intersection” was the first
Brahmas for hire
Students looking for internships, part-time or full-time jobs had more than 80 options lined up in booths throughout the Pierce College Mall on Wednesday, at
REVIEW: Ironbound is a play about love and loss/happiness and heartbreak
Pierce College’s latest theater production, Ironbound, directed by Christian Barillas, opened Friday night and told a beautiful story with a memorable performance by the cast.
Sacred bonds
The unbreakable bond between women is a difficult image to perfect. Capturing that reality for women from different countries was present in the French film