Editorial: Celebrate the Greek disapora at an annual festival
Greece is one of the most mountainous countries in Europe. This is a stark contrast to the relatively flat geography of the San Fernando Valley.
Slime, sun and relaxation
As finals week inches closer, the Associated Student Organization brought out glitter, beads and lots of glue for Pierce College students to get
Student fee schedule changes discussed in Academic senate
District-wide deficits continue to be a major concern for Pierce College, which were discussed throughout the Academic Senate meeting on Monday, May 19, in Building
Cancelling classes early can hurt students and instructors
Classes with low enrollment should never get canceled, although some might agree that doing so saves the school from financial issues and enhances productivity. However,
The looming threat of the spotted lantern fly
The Agriculture Department at Pierce College is an important part of its history, having been the focus of its founding. So, it should be a
Deputies attempt to build community with students
The Associated Student Organization partnered with the Pierce College Sheriff’s Department to present “Coffee with a Cop” on May 14, on the Mall. Attendees
English professor honored for accreditation process
Pierce College’s Accreditation Chair Yvonne Grigg won Woman of the Year at the eighth annual Los Angeles Community College District’s (LACCD) Woman of the Year
Looking back at a four-decade career in IT education
When Sue Krimm first set foot onto Pierce College’s sun-scorched grounds in August 1980, it felt more like a farm than a college campus.
Four-year festivities: Event held for UCLA, CSUN transfer students
Students celebrated with upbeat music, lively games and refreshing ice cream during the UCLA and CSUN Day event on Wednesday, May 7, inside the
Review: A slow burning tragedy brings Pierce Theatre to life
Grab a seat and relax! Oh, and don’t tell your mama you went to see the “Cabaret” at the Los Angeles Pierce College now