In 1947, Clarence W. Pierce School of Agriculture opened its doors to the first group of male agriculture students. Fast forward to 2022—75
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Former media arts student returns
A Pierce College journalism student watched the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeat the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl 37 48-21 on Jan. 26, 2003, when
Putting in steps for a good cause
Carter came back to the stage to start the march by first having people hold their promise At the crack of the golden
Students get glimpse of their future homes
Both ends of the campus walkway last Saturday were reserved for high school, ongoing college students, their parents and anyone to stop by and check
New state community college chancellor hosts teleconference
Following the news of the DACA programs’ wavering future in this country, Interim Chancellor of the California Community Colleges (CCC), Daisy Gonzalez shared her support
(No more) horsing around this fall
Students attending the Equine Science program are experiencing the absence of a key element to their program—the horses. With oval-shaped hooves, long tails, short hair
Demolition begins of the old library
Gloom and fog hung in the air at dawn, as Pierce College began a new era, phasing out the old Library building to make way
Statues set to be removed from the school
In an age where Christopher Columbus statues are being removed for his abuse against Native Americans, an age where George Floyd’s death sparked the toppling
Open forum discusses school accreditation
The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) Open Forum had around 50 attendees representing their colleges hosted on Zoom last Wednesday to review
Enrollment going in the right direction
Headcount remained a hot topic at the Academic Senate meeting on Monday via Zoom. Interim president Ara Aguiar said that Pierce is down 17% in