For the love of lit: Pierce should host a book fair
College life can be monotonous. Book fairs offer a welcome distraction from academics.These fairs typically create an environment of entertainment, meeting authors and the opportunity
Raising awareness of suicide prevention
When college students experience a mental health emergency, they often report feeling isolated, unsupported or hopeless. September is Suicide Prevention Month — a time marked
Pierce community reacts to election results
Following the 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump won the presidency with 312 electoral votes, while his opponent Kamala Harris secured 226 electoral votes. Reactions among
Dia de los Muertos event honors traditions
As the brightly colored feather headdresses of Danza Guadalupana de Nuestra Senora del Valle seemingly floated around the main stage of the Pierce College Performing
Women’s volleyball loses match against Bulldogs
The Women’s Volleyball team went against Allan Hancock on Nov. 1, resulting in a win for the Bulldogs 3-0. The first set began with a
Pierce College Library hosts misinformation workshop
The Pierce College Library hosted a misinformation workshop on Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Library Classroom and was organized by Pierce
45 universities fill the Mall for Transfer Day
Students were actively engaged in Pierce College’s Transfer College Fair in an attempt to learn more about the transfer process and set their eyes on
Candidates vie for LACCD Board seats
Article compiled by Ryan Kassebaum, Matthew Stewart, Violet Garcia and Tim Lewis. Twelve candidates are competing for four open seats on the Los Angeles Community
Empowerment and worries as a Gen Z first-time voter
Voting for the first time can be an empowering next step toward adulthood for many Generation Z voters. This experience offers an opportunity to impact
Remembering compassion for immigrants and DACA recipients this election
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is a gift and a curse. It has brought opportunities to many undocumented children who were brought