The future of equine science
Pierce College’s founder completed his vision of teaching about agriculture when the Clarence W. Pierce School of Agriculture opened its doors to its first class
Dodge the exams and have fun
It’s time for the students and faculty of Pierce College to take a well-deserved break from the computer and come together in the campus gym
From Brahmas to transfers
The Mall was awash in CSUN red, UCLA blue and other vibrant college colors last Wednesday, as Pierce College students celebrated their transfer acceptances. The
Jewish groups build community on campus
When actuarial science major Yam Schutzer moved to Southern California from Israel seven months ago, she didn’t have her longtime friends or immediate family members
Media Arts and Native American Studies faculty team up for film screening
In a collaboration between the Anthropology and Media Arts departments, the film “Smoke Signals” was screened in the Multicultural Center on May 14. After the
Walk, don’t run, to the finish line
Similar to a pit crew at a car race, aiding the race walkers on the day of the race stood out as the most memorable
Many voices, one professor
If you’ve watched “Star Wars,” “Frozen” or “Shazam,” you may have heard Pierce College professor Garineh Avakian’s voice. Avakian, who is a professor of voice
The great persuasion
Alex Farasat and Melissa Jauregui took the first place prizes in informational and persuasive public speech categories respectively in the 8th Annual Speech Tournament held
Pierce College in the bookstands
This month, a new book, “Under a Neon Sun,” has been released in which the protagonist is not just a student at Pierce College, but
News Briefs – May 22, 2024
District Academic Senate vote of no confidence: The LACCD District Academic Senate passed a vote of no confidence in the LACCD Board of Trustees and