The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) will have a new chancellor starting June 1, according to Steve Springer, director of Public Affairs. After a 10
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Suspended student apprehended in library
Approximately 3:15 p.m. March 18, a female was extricated from the Library and temporarily held in a patrol car in the parking lot near
Agriculture Department hosts fundraiser in hopes of adopting orphaned goat
Students in the Pierce College Agriculture Department have started a fundraiser on bonfirefunds.com in the hopes that they’ll be able to adopt one of the
HIV/AIDS Awareness Week offers free and confidential testing
HIV/AIDS Awareness week featuring guest speakers in classrooms and free and confidential testing began at Pierce on Monday, March 17 and is hosted by the
Cafeteria opening pushed back
Electrical and plumbing problems with the campus cafeteria pushed back the opening date of the to Tuesday, March 25, according to Larry Kraus associate vice
Melrose Trading Post opens in the valley
The Melrose Trading Post opened its second location on Saturday, March 15 at Taft Charter High School in Woodland Hills with a ribbon cutting ceremony
Anthropology lecture discusses the rise of Korean pop music
The Anthropology Department hosted another lecture in their series that featured a discussion on the rise in popularity of Korean pop music in Mexico City, on
Pizza grazing to fund stargazing
Astronomy Club members are using out-of-this-world pizza this coming Friday at PizzaRev to raise funds for their stargazing camping trip. “I know that all of
Earthquake shakes Los Angeles
A 4.4 magnitude earthquake took place this morning at 6:25 a.m. with the epicenter in Westwood, Calif. according to the United States Geological Survey. The
Scholarship deadline approaching
Being short on cash is a common problem for college students; fortunately the Los Angeles College Faculty Guild, AFT 1521 program is offering three $1000