A few hundred Los Angeles high schoolers were given the opportunity on May 17 to attend Brahma Fest, a barbecue and workshop event. Attendees came
Category: Campus Life
Creativity springing forth
As the spring semester comes to a close, the Pierce College Art Department celebrates with its last Art Gallery presentation of the semester. The Art
Transfer day—only a car away
Pierce College students gathered with family and friends for Drive-thru Transfer Celebration where students received their Platinum Transfer Honor cord, goody bags and had their
Thousands march for women’s rights
A draft opinion piece written by Judge Samuel Alito on May 2, 2022, stated that the Supreme Court of the United States planned to vote
Pierce celebrates Asian culture with festival
Rocky Young Park was filled Saturday, May 7, with traditional Kathak dances and Katori Shinto Ryu Samurai performances as well as artists and a petting
“Bonnie and Clyde:” Film panel discusses changing film culture
Cinema often dictates and directly shapes the culture of its time. While American culture today is accustomed to violence, whether in shows, movies, video games
Pierce hosts UCLA Day
Soon to be Bruins attended UCLA Day hosted by the Los Angeles Pierce College Transfer Center. The event focused on guiding newly admitted University of
Review: “American Alien” is a story of fear, hope and refuge
American poet Maya Angelou said, ”There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story.” It is for this reason that the show’s director, Shaheen
Preview: ‘American Alien’ elevates minority voices
The United States preaches about freedom of life and equality for all without going into the depths of what that conversation means for the people
Annual sexual assault awareness event
Associated Student Organization (ASO) set up its Clothesline Project at Rocky Young Park on Wednesday, April 27, for students to decorate and hang T-shirts with