A 14-year-old boy left home for Los Angeles with dreams of becoming an actor. A 16-year-old boy wore hearing aids for the first time and
Category: Features
Helping student-athletes reach their potential
Athletic counselors are more than people who help with athletics—they help those students become their best in athletics. For athletic counselor Joseph Roberson, this job
Journalism instructor remains unshakeable
Bold, supportive—a few words that best describe the way former students felt when they spoke of their high school teacher Adriana Chavira. But she didn’t
Bright and strong like a diamond
Pursuing her own dream of going into theater and becoming a director isn’t what Roya Row expected after she immigrated to Los Angeles six years
Pierce alumn gives back to the community
From being raised by educators to eventually becoming a teacher herself, Pierce College alumn Angela Diaz has expanded her skills outside of the classroom by
Being recognized for her work
Pierce articulation officer Cristina Castelo Rodriguez received an award for her Superior Work in Advancing Statewide Transfer Evaluation by CollegeSource, an online database and resource
Striking first regardless of setbacks
When players get injured, they opt to take some time to recover. However, outside hitter Alejandra Velazquez decided to come back from her knee
Being an inspiration through his work
Cesar Guandique creates a portrait on a canvas as he’s surrounded by the open, calm outdoor space of the Fine Arts quad that he has
Making a difference through writing
Chanel Ray self-published her first children’s book, SOulfully You, and she speaks on what it means to shine a light on being seen and heard,
Graduate speaker expresses unity with peers
Graduate speaker Yanise Daaku will use her moment during the Pierce College commencement June 7 to reflect with her peers on their hard work together,