After more than a year without competition because of the COVID-19 pandemic, sporting events have returned to Pierce College. Soccer kicked things off, with football
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Majoring in bark-eology
The Pierce College Equestrian Center may lack horses, but the nightlife is thriving thanks to some canine students. There is no shortage of treats and
‘Ernest’ actors prep backstage
Los Angeles Pierce College Theatre is back at the Performing Arts Building Mainstage with Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy “The Importance of Being Earnest.” This performance
Concerts debuts
Pierce College’s Performing Arts Department hosted their first concert of the fall semester on Sept. 28. Hugo Nogueira performed music from a variety of composers
Vintage finds and buys
Community members flocked to the Topanga Vintage Market to browse through hundreds of shops to find rare items, bargains and to find an item worth
Lemonade in the garden with the College President
New and returning students and faculty mingled with Interim President Aracely Aguiar under the shade of the Botanical Garden. Guests has the opportunity to meet
The Mask-arade
Because of COVID-19, students are required to wear face coverings to be on campus. But that doesn’t mean they need to be boring. Unique designs
Celebrations from West Hollywood to DTLA
Kim Nash took to the streets near Los Angeles City Hall at the intersection of Broadway and 1st Street on Nov. 7, 2020 to celebrate
Jackie Lacey gone
Black Lives Matter Los Angeles organized weekly protests to show support and stand with the families of those killed by police. One rally cry from
BRIEF: March for Victory
The streets of the Mid-Wilshire section in Beverly Hills were filled on Oct. 11, 2020 with thousands of demonstrators rallying for the “March for Victory”