Quartet seeks to create new music styles
The eclectic quartet 5th Element brought their jazz, world, electronic improvisational music to the Main Stage in the Performing Arts Building on March 5. The
Bringing magic into the classroom
The wrinkled brown Sorting Hat sits at the top of a student’s head. “Gryffindor!” shouts the professor, assigning the student into their house. With a
Speaking out for homelessness
Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez says he’ll never forget the night that he slept on Skid Row with Nathaniel Ayers, a former Juilliard double
Bringing experience to current roster
Doctors told Wyatt Feldman that he had to take a mandatory three-month break from swimming because of a rotator cuff injury when he was 15
Madi to the Max
On the drive home from watching “Lilo and Stitch” in theaters with her father, Madison Brunoehler discovered her passion for voice impressions while she was
Vikings sail, Brahmas trail
Men’s volleyball were unbeaten at home heading into the game against the Long Beach City College Vikings. However that would change on Friday night as
Baseball coach goes global
Pierce College baseball may only be known locally, but it’s head coach is about to stand on the world stage of America’s pastime. That’s because
Marching to the polls
With polling centers open at Pierce College, eligible members were able exercise their voting rights from Feb. 29 to March 3. A booth was set
Finding meaning through music
If her mom had never given her a Beyonce CD to practice in her room when she was 5 years old, Brianna Randall would not
A Celebration of Culture
In Chinese culture, rats symbolize wealth and surplus to celebrate the year of the rat. The Chinese Club hosted a street food event at the