A tale to have the audience scurry like mice
The Pierce College Theatre will debut its 2024-2025 season with a murder-mystery that coincides with the Halloween season. Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap,” directed by Shaheen
Community remembers Oct. 7 attack
Marking a year since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, Rabbi Isser Kluwgant and professor Sheri Lehavi collaborated to host a meeting for Jewish
Football victory over Rams
The Pierce College Brahmas pulled ahead against the Victor Valley Rams on Oct. 5, with a 45-35 win, which increased their overall record to 3-2.
Celebrating Latino Heritage Month
Upbeat music and feelings of family and community filled the Pierce College Library and Learning Crossroads as students and faculty gathered to celebrate Latino Heritage
A night of music and collaboration at the Soraya
CSUN’s music department hosted a mid-fall semester music festival with Pierce College and Los Angeles Valley College participating. The concert was held at the Soraya
Campus and local leaders break ground on new Academic East building
People might not see the connection between math, psychology and computer science, but at Pierce College, the diversity and differences of these departments are celebrated
Nursing students deal with four-year degree costs
For community college students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing, the costs of four-year programs and the stress of applying to transfer can be prohibitive.
Day of Politics encourages civic engagement
With the 2024 election around the corner, the Day of Politics at Pierce College looked to address some of the most asked questions regarding voting,
Promoting inclusion and healthy living
When she was a college student, Houry Tanashian didn’t know where the campus health center was. Tanashian, now a registered nurse and the director of
Women’s volleyball loses close match against Antelope Valley
The women’s volleyball team faced off against Antelope Valley College at the South Gym on Sept. 25, with the Marauders securing a narrow 3-2 victory