Keeping the spirit of the season alive, online
The COVID-19 pandemic has been stressful and isolating for a lot of people and the holidays can be an opportunity to reconnect with friends and
Preview: “A Streetcar named Desire”
Los Angeles Pierce College Theater will conclude its 2020 Fall Season with a production of Tennessee Williams’s classic play, “A Streetcar named Desire,” in three
Success in 60 second Tik Toks
When she was 13, Monique Jones hand-painted a rainbow on her face, took selfies and posted them on social media–proud of the finished product. The
Stepping into a new role
When David Gomez attended his first Communication Association Club meeting last year as a chemistry major, he felt a strong sense of interconnectedness that led
A calling to help her community
Three years ago, a Birmingham Charter High School senior was an intern in the office of Congressman Brad Sherman, working the phones, listening patiently to
District focuses on racial issues and police reform
The Los Angeles Community College District hosted the event “Pursuing Racial Equity in Police Reform” on Nov. 12 to discuss racial disparities in policing and
Riding into the sunset
Player, coach and administrator. Jim Fenwick did almost everything in the sports world. And on Dec. 31, he’ll call it a day as he’s set
Club life continues
Before the pandemic, students could find flyers throughout campus informing where and when different clubs are meeting. Now those flyers are digital and so are
CARES fund is on the way
In an effort to bring financial relief, Los Angeles Pierce College launched the CARES Emergency fund for students who have been impacted by COVID-19. As
Virtual transfer services
The Pierce College Career and Transfer Center (CTC) is offering a new Zoom lounge, making it easier for students to inquire about transfers and be