Chancellor accepts position at Board of Trustees meeting
The Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Board of Trustees Chancellor Alberto J. Roman held his first meeting on Wednesday, May 7 as permanent chancellor,
Con: A tailored education
Transfer students have many decisions to make in a short amount of time. It can be stressful weighing the pros and cons of where to
Pro: Getting more for less
Often, private schools are looked at as the gold standard for education. People seem to believe that the higher price, smaller class sizes and code
Column: For profit colleges should not be promoted
Using aggressive marketing tactics, for-profit universities attract students through their flexible degree options and relatively low academic barriers to enrollment. But unlike public universities, such
Healthy habits over calorie counting
For more than a century, men and women have been pawns in the weight-loss industry. The idea of restricting calories or certain foods has
San Fernando Valley celebrates AAPI cultures
The 4th Annual Asian American and Pacific Islander Festival was held at Parking Lot 7 at Pierce College on Saturday, May 10, where the different
Raising awareness on Denim Day
The Associated Student Organization (ASO) displayed their Denim Day Clothesline Project at Rocky Young Park at Pierce College on Wednesday, April 30, to raise
Brahma baseball knocked out of the playoffs
What started off as a nail-biting series by the Pierce College Brahmas versus the Grossmont College Griffins ended in a lopsided loss for the Brahmas
Film Club screens its second film of the semester
Pierce College’s Film Club screened “Everything Everywhere All at Once” at the Great Hall on April 30. The movie was a passion project for
Chicano Studies hosts Second Indigenous Mexico Conference
The Chicana/o Studies and Media Arts department hosted their Second Annual Indigenous Mexico Conference to learn about Indigenous Mexico on Film on Friday, May