Con: Keep the doors open
Pierce College offers in-person Friday classes. This works well with many college students who are balancing their education, jobs, social life and any other responsibility
Campus needs International Women’s Day event
Women make up just 12 percent of mechanics and auto technicians, 15 percent of engineers and 36 percent of workers in agriculture and plant science,
Pro: Remote days save crash
While there may be benefits for students to attend in-person classes, there are also many advantages to being online. Besides being convenient to students,
Transparency needed from Pierce and ICE
Since President Donald Trump took office, immigration policies have undergone changes that threaten the lives of undocumented students and faculty. The Trump administration has authorized
Dream center offers support amid uncertainty
As concerns about mass deportations and immigration arrests abound, undocumented students on college campuses are actively looking for resources to help them navigate these challenges.
Umoja Club honors King Mansa Musa’s legacy
The Umoja club hosted a presentation on King Mansa Musa in the Multicultural Center on Thursday, Feb. 20 to celebrate Black History Month. Students got
Academic Senate budget talks in full swing
Pierce College’s second Academic Senate meeting of the spring semester discussed ways to overcome budget concerns from multiple angles, on Monday, Feb. 24 at 2:30
Con: Some wounds aren’t meant to heal
The beginning of 2025 struck Los Angeles hard when fire arose from the hills. On Jan. 7, the Pacific Palisades of western California was hit
Pro: Rebuilding is Remembering
Thousands of people were affected by the Palisades Fire that took place in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles and parts of Malibu, Calif.,
More awareness of EOPS needed
There are students at Pierce College who face challenges when it comes to finances, education and social support. The Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)