Students march forth in the fight for the better colleges LACCD students and faculty march on the State’s Capitol with support from AFT Los Angeles
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Speakers raise discrimination concerns at LACCD Board of Trustees meeting
Criticisms of the Los Angeles Community College District’s Human Resources department were brought up at a Board of Trustees meeting on March 5, due to
Pierce breaks ground on new building
Pierce College administrators, faculty and students participated in the groundbreaking ceremony on Friday, Feb 21 for the Academic West Building, which will provide a new
‘A quiet leader’: Pierce football player Terance Pope Jr. dies at 21
Terance Pope Jr., a defensive back on the Pierce College football team who aspired to play in the NFL, died on Dec. 17, 2024. He
Pierce College farm serves as Palisades fire animal evacuation center
About 200 animals that were evacuated due to the ongoing Palisades fire are being held at the Pierce College farm, as of Friday afternoon. Roughly
19 horses housed at Pierce due to fire evacuations in Malibu
Nineteen horses are being temporarily kept at the Pierce College Farm, after they were evacuated from Malibu due to the ongoing Franklin Fire. “We are
Transfer Center supports students as deadlines loom
The Fall 2025 UC and CSU transfer deadline is on Dec. 2, and the Pierce College Transfer Center is helping students finish their applications. The
Professors raise concerns about common course numbering law
Many students at Pierce College take English 103 to satisfy their critical thinking requirement for transfer to a UC or CSU. At Santa Monica College,
Curriculum standardization causes a stir
The Pierce College Academic Senate adopted a new code of conduct for using artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom during its meeting on Nov. 4
Zero cost textbook options increase
Textbook expenses are often something college students fear having to deal with. Pierce College has had an increase in zero cost textbook options for classes,