Pierce should expand its sex health education
Sex is a part of life for most people. In early adulthood, people tend to engage in it more frequently than they will later in
LACCD celebrates Black graduates at Southwest College
Music echoed through the brightly decorated gym walls, pulsing with African drums and dynamic dances, as Southwest City College hosted its annual Black Graduate
ASO hosts graduation cap decorating
Pierce College Associated Student Organization (ASO) hosted its annual Grad Fest in the Student Engagement Center on Thursday, May 22, to create a one-stop shop
Music Department organizes showcase for student performers
Pierce College’s Music Department organized a musical showcase concert, and the students participated to highlight their singing skills on Saturday, May 29, in the Music
Pierce College Council discusses upcoming campus events
As the last few weeks of the spring semester are approaching, the Pierce College Council Chair Brian Gendron discussed school-related events, enrollment updates and the
Students should have Guaranteed Basic Income
The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) has recently announced an initiative known as Guaranteed Basic Income (GBI) for students pursuing healthcare careers. This initiative
Con: Online finals enables dishonesty
Finals are the natural end to a semester, showcasing cumulative knowledge, testing critical thinking and Quizlet expertise. The future is now, old man. Having final
Pro: Online finals offers flexibility
Finals week is a high stress time for most college students. They spend all semester working on turning in assignments and this is the final
Honoring Patsy Mink
Most people may not know the first woman of color elected to Congress, Patsy Mink, but those who attended a performance in the Great Hall
Pierce baseball returns to playoffs for first time since 2018
The sound of cleats scraping against the dirt and the smack of fastballs into mitts echoed louder this spring at Joe Kelly Field. For