After 22 years of rejection, the Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees announced that the Student Health Center can raise its fees from
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Class Crisis, Confidence Shaken
Pierce College President Alexis Montevirgen announced Thursday that departments could restore their original fall allocations, reversing course on a proposal to cut 3-5 percent of
One small act is all it takes
Gift-giving may feel rewarding to most, but for some, it can change their lives. Angelita Rovero, the advisor of MEChA, created the Wish Upon An
UC and CSU still accepting applications
Application deadlines for six University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) campuses have been extended past the Nov. 30 deadline, according to Transfer
CalWORKS joins the season of giving
College can be difficult for anyone, but it can be especially challenging for students with children. CalWORKS is a state-funded program that provides financial assistance
Answering the call
Imagine getting a call from one of your professors telling you to enroll in the upcoming semester. That just might happen on Saturday, Dec. 7,
Brief: Sign-ing off
Originally designed as a way for the Associated Students Organization (ASO) to inform people of events and other information, the marquee in front of the
An executive reflection
Experiences can be one of life’s greatest teachers. In the first five months of Pierce College President Alexis Montevirgen’s tenure, he experienced a faculty external
Future construction plans discussed at PCC
The process of reviewing and recommending revisions to the construction of the Multi-Purpose Academic and Workforce Education Building was approved by the Pierce College Council
IT Department changes coming to Pierce
The IT departments across LACCD schools are being reorganized under a shared services model according to Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer Carmen Lidz. Lidz