Looking at the intersection of Victory Boulevard and Winnetka Avenue, most weekdays, one can see Pierce students hopping off the bus and Metro’s G Line
Category: Opinion
Mixing it up
Incoming transfer students may struggle with making friends or meeting new people at their university. Pierce College should host school specific mixers for students transferring
Bring back the food trucks
Not having an option to purchase food on campus gives some students yet another obstacle. For people without personal transportation, they are unable to drive
Lights, cameras, curtains!
Pierce College’s Great Hall is the site for many events, from Club Rush to guest speakers to Film Club movie showings. But adding blackout curtains
Put free COVID-19 tests in the vending machines on campus
As students return to in-person classes, it becomes increasingly important to keep faculty, staff and students safe from potential COVID-19 outbreaks. Pierce could offer students
Con: Where’s my Freedom?
The pandemic has been a tremendous game-changer when it comes to the way we live our lives. Whether it be social interaction, financial stability or
Pro: Private universities over community colleges
Deciding on where to go to college is a tough and exciting decision for students. During this process, many students consider attending either a private
Con: Prestige means nothing
Students planning to transfer after Pierce College have many factors that they need to think about and implement into their future, and deciding whether to
Streetbeat: What’s your favorite scary movie?
Quotes gathered by Sophie Ward. Photos gathered by Bre Jenkins. “It’s probably got to be The Amityville Horror just because it always had me on
Column: Celebrating Filipino American History Month
Filipino American History Month is important to me because it represents us as a culture and who we are as a tribe. Filipino Americans that