Nursing students deal with four-year degree costs
For community college students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing, the costs of four-year programs and the stress of applying to transfer can be prohibitive.
Day of Politics encourages civic engagement
With the 2024 election around the corner, the Day of Politics at Pierce College looked to address some of the most asked questions regarding voting,
Promoting inclusion and healthy living
When she was a college student, Houry Tanashian didn’t know where the campus health center was. Tanashian, now a registered nurse and the director of
Women’s volleyball loses close match against Antelope Valley
The women’s volleyball team faced off against Antelope Valley College at the South Gym on Sept. 25, with the Marauders securing a narrow 3-2 victory
Pierce College Council talks construction
Members of the design and project team revealed their ideas moving forward for a master plan to enhance campus life and student convenience at the
Car community pulls up to Pierce
The smell of motor oil and gasoline filled Parking Lot 7, as well as spectators and various types of cars ranging from vintage to modern
Academic Senate discusses budget deficit
Pierce College Vice President of Administrative Services Rolf Schleicher discussed his focus on the facilities master plan and dealing with budget cuts at the Academic
Lancers score over Brahmas, beat Pierce 3-0
The Pasadena City College Lancers beat out the Pierce College Brahmas 3-0 in their Sept. 17 game, scoring twice in the first half and once
Pierce hosts Hispanic Heritage Month discussion and book signing
Angel Aviles was once known by many as Sad Girl, but they don’t say that to her anymore. Pierce College’s Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán
Pierce Democrats club knocks on doors in Nevada
The Pierce College Democrats club went on a trip to Reno, Nevada from Sept. 20 to 22 in hopes of convincing locals to vote for