Months after the district’s contracts with FTR International construction company was terminated for convenience earlier in the semester, the future of Shepard Stadium at Pierce
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College Choir gives students a sweet song
Students walking along the Mall near the Freudian Sip were greeted Monday with echoes of the Pierce College Choir. The “flash mob” came following
Co Op Ed: A thing of the past?
Due to massive cuts to the community college community in California, Pierce College has been forced to cancel many of its programs. But when the
Students and faculty prepare for graduation
As the spring semester comes to an end, faculty members throughout the Pierce College campus must begin getting ready for the commencement ceremony that will
Sheriff’s blotter 5-14-12
Vandalism: May 8 – The vehicle of a 20-year-old male student was scratched in Parking Lot 7. The suspect remains unknown. Disturbance of the
Cultures celebrated before finals
Students from within the San Fernando Valley as well as different parts of the world attended the International Students Club’s Culture Festival
Pierce takes back the night
As the evening dimmed into the night May 10, students and faculty readied their signs as part of their plan to march through campus and
Republicans block bill on student loans
Republican Senate members voted Tuesday to block consideration of a bill that would prevent the doublingof some student loan interest rates, according to the New York
District releases 6 projects from moratorium
Six Pierce College construction projects have been released “early” from the moratorium imposed by the Los Angeles Community College District on a number of building
Three Pierce College professors receive grants to study abroad
Three faculty members from the Pierce College Department of Art & Architecture participated in the 2012 National Endowment for the Humanities Institutes Grants for the