The Pierce College Council (PCC), led by PCC Chair Brian Gendron, met for the first time this semester on Thursday to cover a wide range
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Sheriff Department leaving campus
Negotiations with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and Pierce College have ended with President Alexis Montevirgen looking for an alternate security group for the
Enrollment down but holding steady
Pierce College is second among the nine Los Angeles Community College District schools in terms of headcount and enrollment, compared to where the school was
Health service options
Health and wellness issues dominated the Pierce College Council (PCC) discussion on Sept. 24 as members examined the most effective ways to help students during
Financial aid, parking pass refunds and laptop pickup mentioned at faculty meeting
Los Angeles Pierce College faculty held their third meeting via Zoom on April 3 to discuss the novel coronavirus, how the college has been dealing
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
PCC allows recording of meetings
After years of debate, the Pierce College Council (PCC) has finally decided to allow their meetings to be recorded. The decision, made Oct. 24, came
Up in smoke
Don’t let it cloud your judgment, vaping might not be safer than smoking. Director of the Student Health Center Beth Beene said she is very
Education inspection
A 2 percent decrease in enrollment might not seem like a lot, but it is causing administration to reassess the programs and services provided by
Prospect of Media Arts Building discussed at PCC meeting
A delay in construction, update in crime reports, and a vote to get President Kathleen Burke to repair the Chemistry Department vacuum pump system were