Pro: Let sports fans into the stands
With the reopening of stadiums in California allowing fans to watch games in person, residents’ lives are finally starting to go back to normal. On
‘Back to school’ holding a new meaning
COVID-19 pushed most Los Angeles Community College District courses to strictly online. Now, with some classes set to return in the fall, professors and students
The Asian American and Pacific Islander college community speak up
Hate crimes against the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community have increased since March 2020, creating waves of protests across the country. Pierce College librarian
BRIEF: California community college sports competitions to return
The California Community College Athletic Association in a statement affirmed their plans to have competition starting next school year. With vaccination eligibility open for everyone
Getting in shape safely and distanced on campus
With vaccination rates rising in Los Angeles County, more activities have restarted, including in-person athletic conditioning for student athletes at Pierce College. Conditioning, which began
Little Free libraries
Much like a Little Free Library, a college campus is what the surrounding community contributes to it. Pierce College is an ideal place to have
Students miss out on college aid
More than a year into the pandemic, the higher education sector continues to see a trend in the decline of applications for financial aid, disproportionately
Take me out to the ball game, please
An overgrown baseball field fades in the spring sun at the same time as a petition to #letthekidsplay grows in signatures. Third baseman Dirk Ryan
Pierce College President announces resignation
Pierce College President Alexis S. Montevirgen announced April 15 his resignation which surprised many of the faculty and administration. He plans to remain in the
Enrollment drops for second consecutive year
Statewide, community colleges are experiencing dips in enrollment because of COVID-19. Pierce College is no different. Pierce faces a decline of 17% in enrollment since