The conversation revolving around the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade’s potential overturn has become one of controversy. To avoid division and isolation within the
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Alumni Panels for Prospective Students
The month of May brings forth anticipation for graduation and excitement toward transferring, yet students could struggle with understanding how and what to do after.
De-stress with the dogs
Pierce College could bring more students to campus and decrease stress levels with a dog park. It could help increase student engagement and help them
Give us the cosmos one show at a time
While driving down Victory Boulevard, one might notice a blue dome on the Pierce College campus. It’s part of Pierce’s observatory, a facility that isn’t
Creative outlet with jewelry classes
Providing a class as an art form would help attract new students to campus and provide another artistic outlet at the school. Instead of spending
Let’s root, root, root for the Brahmas!
Going to a sports game with friends and family can be fun, but the hardest part is coming up with a way to pay for
Welcoming summer with watercolor fun
With COVID-19 restrictions lifting and warm weather approaching, it is a great time to bring the Pierce College community together and enjoy the outdoors. Pierce
Students need a mental health day before finals
The week before finals can put a lot of stress on students and trigger anxiety and affect concentration. Pierce College can focus on a mental
Workshops can raise awareness for autism
April is Autism Awareness Month, and Pierce College could benefit by offering classes and workshops on how to deal with an individual who has autism
More than a virtual party to celebrate
Graduating from college celebrates a milestone in a person’s life. And whether they came from a family with many graduates or they are first generation