Con: Some wounds aren’t meant to heal
The beginning of 2025 struck Los Angeles hard when fire arose from the hills. On Jan. 7, the Pacific Palisades of western California was hit
Pro: Rebuilding is Remembering
Thousands of people were affected by the Palisades Fire that took place in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles and parts of Malibu, Calif.,
More awareness of EOPS needed
There are students at Pierce College who face challenges when it comes to finances, education and social support. The Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)
Celebrating diversity on Multicultural Day
Pierce’s diversity committee hosted Multicultural Day on Wednesday, April 23, at the Great Hall to showcase the cultural, gender and social diversity of the campus
Men’s volleyball falls to Corsairs in four sets
The Pierce Men’s Volleyball team’s struggles continue as the conference closes in, losing five games in a row and dropping to 4-13. Santa Monica College
Film industry veterans come to campus
It’s not a quick or straightforward feat to make it to a T.V. writers’ room. But as comedy producers Michael Feldman and Bryan Behar shared
The Lego Club: Building community one brick at a time
At first glance Legos look like child’s play with colorful plastic bricks scattered across desks with students huddled over colorful builds. But at Pierce College’s
Petting zoo and popcorn bring fun to campus
Carnival used to educate students for Financial Aid Awareness Day Pierce College participated in the district-wide Financial Aid Awareness Day by turning the Student Services
Board of Trustees discuss student success, housing crisis
LACCD Board explains budget gap details amid enrollment downturn. The Los Angeles Community College District Board of Trustees took time during their meeting on Wednesday,
Baseball defeats Oxnard 12-6 in home game
Revenge is sweet for the Brahmas, as they took down the Oxnard College Condors with a score of 12-6, on April 3, after a nail-biting