The Associated Students Organization (ASO)-sponsored rally occurring Oct. 26 will be officially named “Where’s The Funding?” (WTF?), according to Students Organizing for Success (S.O.S.). During
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The tennis team is raising funds their own way
Slashed funding for the athletic department is forcing the Pierce College tennis team to host fundraisers in order to pay for equipment and travel
Governor signs bill to postpone fee increase and aid student veterans
Jerry Brown on Wednesday, Sept. 21, signed into law a pair of bills that will prove beneficial to students of public colleges and universities across
Meet Your Major Fair to be hosted in the Great Hall
The Meet Your Major Fair will be hosted by the Career Center and Counseling Office in the Great Hall Oct. 12. Nearly 350 students attended
New enrollment management committee instated
Pierce College Council members unanimously passed the motion to establish an Enrollment Management Committee 19-0 to help achieve and maintain the optimum recruitment, retention and
Smart rooms coming to Pierce
Construction will begin Monday on the Agriculture and Science buildings next to parking lot 8. H.A. Nickels will be the contractor for this project, according to
Inspector General discovers flawed bid process in the LACCDBuild program
The Office of the Inspector General (IG) discovered several abnormalities during the contractor selection process at West LA College after reviewing whistleblower accusations alleging coercion,
Janitors are becoming scarce
The janitorial staff is not cleaning Pierce College as well as they should, according to members of the Pierce College Council (PCC). Several PCC members
ASO plans for another rally
Plans for a rally Oct. 26 against community college budget cuts are underway, according to Associated Student Organization (ASO) President Gabriel Mellibosky. As an intern with
Status of agriculture dean remains unclear
The Pierce College associate dean of agricultural, David Williams, has not been seen on campus since the fall semester started. Several Pierce faculty members have