Pierce should continue to bridge the technology gap
As COVID-19 impacts students, there still is a divide between those who have access to computers and software and those who don’t. Students need internet
The camera debate continues
Students may be required to turn on their cameras during online courses for certain classes in the spring semester. The Pierce Curriculum Committee is exploring
Southern gothic classic reimagined in contemporary East Los Angeles
Urban strongman Stanley Kowalski’s personal kryptonite arrives for an extended stay. Stella and Stanley’s perfectly imperfect married life quickly unravels when sister Blanche arrives on
Students showcase work in virtual film festival
Pierce College Film Club hosted the 4th annual film festival Friday, Nov. 20, allowing students with love for film to showcase their favorite creations. Many
LACCD and LASD going separate ways
The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) will terminate its contract with Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) after failure to reach mutually agreeable terms.
Preview: The Bull Magazine Fall 2020
A person suffering from anxiety finds comfort in picturing her worries going down the drain. A community leader grows up queer in a religious family.
Sheriff Department leaving campus
Negotiations with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and Pierce College have ended with President Alexis Montevirgen looking for an alternate security group for the
Breaking gender barriers
Many people consider football to be a man’s game. Hardly are other genders represented on the gridiron. But for Secilia Rosales, those statements don’t apply.
Free rapid testing site on campus
After nearly a year since the first known case of COVID-19, testing still is not easy for everyone to access for free. Even though Los
