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,
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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,
From the soccer field to the office
Hayley Villafane may be a Pierce College business major, but she can really kick a ball, according to her circle of friends and her coach,
Wearing her crown with pride
Melissa Soong is the current Miss San Fernando Valley and has remained active assisting the Valley through events and meetings focusing on personal branding and
From the Army to the stage
It’s been about two decades since Army veteran Joshua Lang stepped onto the stage. Not since he tried it for the first time while stationed
Making waves and reaching goals
Breaking records and bringing justice. Maria Sandoghdar is combining her dreams by majoring in criminal justice and starring on the Pierce swim team. At 11
Communicating unity through leadership
Barbara Anderson began as a sign language interpreter until her last semester at California State University, Northridge (CSUN), when she was required to take a
Willing to lend a helping hand
Geremy K. Mason grew up in Los Angeles playing sports and getting good grades. Before Pierce College, he was working as a supervisor for guest
Singing in her dreams
Laura Lyles has been dreaming about singing for a long time. She said she realized singing was her passion when she watched the 2006 musical
Where Will He Ngo?
Pierce College theater student Topher Ngo was working on personal music projects and considering applying to graduate programs when he came across a Facebook