Distance Education Coordinator Wendy Bass discussed the drawbacks of artificial intelligence use and how it impacts work on Canvas during the Academic Senate meeting on
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Community remembers Oct. 7 attack
Marking a year since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, Rabbi Isser Kluwgant and professor Sheri Lehavi collaborated to host a meeting for Jewish
Campus and local leaders break ground on new Academic East building
People might not see the connection between math, psychology and computer science, but at Pierce College, the diversity and differences of these departments are celebrated
Nursing students deal with four-year degree costs
For community college students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing, the costs of four-year programs and the stress of applying to transfer can be prohibitive.
Pierce College Council talks construction
Members of the design and project team revealed their ideas moving forward for a master plan to enhance campus life and student convenience at the
Academic Senate discusses budget deficit
Pierce College Vice President of Administrative Services Rolf Schleicher discussed his focus on the facilities master plan and dealing with budget cuts at the Academic
Private company hired to enforce parking
The parking lots at Pierce College are once again bustling during the school week, now that more students are coming to campus post-pandemic. With the
Board of Trustees talks student opportunities, contracts
During the Sept. 11 LACCD Board of Trustees meeting, SEIU (Service Employees International Union) Local 99 representative Christzann Ozann was among those giving representative reports
Weather station tracks recent heat wave
Pierce College’s weather station used its variety of high-tech instruments to track the weather as record-breaking heat swept through the San Fernando Valley this month,
Faculty express developmental course concerns at Academic Senate
Faculty public commenters opened the Sept. 9 Academic Senate Meeting in Building 600—the first of the fall semester—with concerns over a decrease of student placements