Pierce after dark, let’s talk about it
The ground is barely visible, with darkness hugging the horizon, fog forming and faint lights illuminating the distance. This is not a scene from a
Promoting health, raising awareness
Students, staff, community members and medical professionals gathered both inside and outside of Building 600 on May 1 for Pierce’s Clothesline Project & Denim Day/Student
Students bring housing issues to the front at Board of Trustees
With a reported 20 percent of California community college students experiencing homelessness, housing insecurity is on the minds of many of them, as well as
Developing community through stories
The newly formed Veterans Club hosted its first on-campus event at the Multicultural Center where they welcomed veterans and veteran-affiliated students. Charles Johnson, the Veterans
Looking toward the future, one shovel at a time
Children, staff and invited speakers gripped shiny, new red-handled shovels as they dug the blades into a pile of dirt on April 30 by Lot
Brahma Blotter: April 29-May 5, 2024
No crimes were reported between April 29-May 5, 2024. The crime log is made publicly available at the Pierce College Sheriff’s Office. No se reportaron
Brahma Blotter: April 22-28, 2024
No crimes were reported between April 22-28, 2024. The crime log is made publicly available at the Pierce College Sheriff’s Office. No se reportaron crímenes
News Briefs – May 1, 2024
8th Annual Speech Tournament: The Department of Communications Studies at Pierce College will be hosting its 8th Annual Speech Tournament—and the first one back on
Pierce College Council talks crime and class options
The Pierce College Council discussed several issues on and around the campus on Thursday, April 25. One of those topics was the increase in crime
Updates on Old Trapper’s Lodge
There’s a California Historical Landmark on the Pierce College campus—but most students don’t know about it, and many of those who do are not happy