Pierce College President Alexis Montevirgen announced Thursday that departments could restore their original fall allocations, reversing course on a proposal to cut 3-5 percent of
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Answering the call
Imagine getting a call from one of your professors telling you to enroll in the upcoming semester. That just might happen on Saturday, Dec. 7,
The 2-year promise
Students in the Promise program can now get two years of free college at any California community college, according to Dean of Student Services William
BRIEF: Possible fines could be felt district-wide
The federal government has been running financial aid audits at schools across the country, looking for positive online attendance. The audits have found a lack
Reserves depleted
For decades, the Pierce College budget has fluctuated, but remained in the black. That may soon change as a possible $5 million deficit may hit
Court rejects LACCD motion to dismiss free speech lawsuit
The United States Central District Court of California denied LACCD’s motion to dismiss the free speech lawsuit filed by Pierce student Kevin Shaw, stating that
Now serving what the district orders
Beginning fall 2017, all LACCD schools, including Pierce College, will be catered by one company- Pacific Dining. The decision was made during the Board of
Pierce College a “White House Healthy Campus”
Pierce College was declared a “White House Healthy Campus” and three delegates were selected to travel to the White House to participate in the ceremony.
Board of Trustees approve funding for adult education
The Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees approved 90 percent of a $28 million payout to schools for adult education after several students and
Pierce College remains open despite surrounding school closures
Pierce College will remain open on Tuesday, Dec. 15 despite closures to surrounding Los Angeles Unified School Districts schools. President Kathleen Burke announced in an