BRIEF: Therapy on Zoom
Mental health counseling appointments have moved online to Zoom while the Student Health Center is closed, according to the center’s postdoctoral therapist Inbar Malevski. Students
Pierce College’s COVID-19 response teams continue to adjust to the new normal
The four COVID-19 response teams discussed campus-wide sanitation and student accessibility toward student services in an online Zoom meeting April 1. Vice President of Administrative
Empowering Students for a Better Humanity
Angela Kirwin could hear nothing but screaming and the sound of crashing leaves as an elephant carrying her 4-year-old daughter charged into the forest. The
BRIEF: Kroger donates to students needing food during pandemic
The Kroger Company, which is made of Ralphs and Food 4 Less, is donating $150,000 to LACCD students needing food during COVID-19. The company followed
Receiving all-conference recognition
Despite not reaching their ultimate goal, it didn’t prevent three men’s basketball players from getting recognition. The Western State Conference recently named its all-conference team.
Campus update 3/27
The four Pierce College COVID-19 task forces gave updates for the work and progress they’ve made in an online Zoom meeting today at noon. Mental
BRIEF: Task forces prepare for online instruction
The four task forces that are continuing Pierce operations, following the campus closure in response to COVID-19, met over Zoom today at noon. “We are
LACCD Chancellor orders ‘Safer at Home’
The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez directed all LACCD faculty and students to follow the “Safer at Home” health order
BRIEF: Athletic events canceled for remainder of semester
The California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Board of Directors voted unanimously on Thursday to cancel the remainder of the 2020 spring sports season. According
LACCD Board approves State of Emergency
The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Board of Trustees unanimously approved Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez’s recommendation to declare a State of Emergency for LACCD