Au revoir to Woodland Hills, bonjour to Paris
Equipped with hard-earned French language skills, two Pierce College students will be landing in Paris for their first time this July. Casynee Caukin and Alexander
Students take the spotlight
As the lights dimmed, the first performer—a singer—took the stage. The Applied Music Program (AMP) at Pierce College held their first recital of the semester
Remembering Shandani Jackson
The somber dancing light from the candles in the Multicultural Center portrayed the mood as family, friends and faculty came together on Friday to celebrate
Getting the lei of the land
To view multimedia coverage of the AAPI Heritage Month lei-making event, click here. Ribbons took the form of leis as they encircled students at the
Streetbeat: What mode of transportation do you use to get to campus, and why?
“I take the bus because the school was nice enough to offer a free TAP card, so now my transportation is easier and
Avoid the headaches, ride public
Have you ever told yourself you would put gas in the morning when driving home only to regret it because you are now running late?
News Briefs – May 15, 2024
Finals Prep Coffee & Jazz: On Monday, May 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., students can check into Room 5112 in the Multicultural Center
Academic Senate discusses student and faculty input on budget
Associated Student Organization (ASO), athletic programs and learning outcomes were among the topics discussed during the May 6 Academic Senate meeting in Building 600. But
Streetbeat: What makes for a good commencement speech for graduating community college students?
“I think someone graduating should demonstrate how they have changed and how they work, and how they’ve grown as a worker but also
Shoutout for sports and student clubs
Empty seats and empty classrooms should not be the case when a sports event occurs on campus. Pierce College promotes events frequently, and while sports