Mario Macias, a new librarian at the Pierce College Library, believes that “there is so much more librarians can do than just allow students to
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Swimmer stuns with 4.0 GPA
For Brian Fedorov, keeping his grades up didn’t always come easy. In his coming-of-age story, Fedorov went from a high school student with decent
Outer space dreams lead to NASA
Space inspires a universal curiosity that many may ponder, but few delve deeply into. Through hard work, Katya Yanez was selected to visit NASA’s Armstrong
Code cracked to add classes
Getting the classes you need as an incoming freshman is difficult. The add date you receive to sign up for classes is later than students
Veterans find Camaraderie
From bunkers to study groups, the Student Veterans of America Club are showing that although the transition from military life to civilian life is
Vice president connects athletics with student success
The most important role of a community college, or any college, is preparing students for success in their careers and post-college lives. This requires a
Opportunity to pay it forward
With a sense of humor to go along with academic advice, counselor Joseph Roberson takes a more relaxed approach when it comes to guiding students
School has no expiration date
Goals are set and the finish line is within sight for older students who attend college. Some are returning students here to complete the education
Technology at its best
There are two types of computer specialists. There are those who have a lifelong love of the logic and mathematics of their digital workhorses, and
English becomes a lifestyle
As a Filipino adoptee, Maria Bates didn’t speak a word of English when she started school in the United States. Today, it is her job