Students weave cultural connections
With a webinar joined by all nine LACCD campuses, Pierce College students and faculty may have literally been able to weave connections between Black history
All good things come in threes
Classical music with a modern touch flowed through the Performing Arts Building with the help of the musicians playing the cello, clarinet and electric guitar,
LACCD should let student representative vote
By bringing attention to under-discussed issues, student representatives provide crucial advocacy and input on any higher education governing body—so they should be able to vote.
Improvements still needed: It’s time to fix FAFSA
The rollout of this year’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has been marred by delays and technical difficulties, causing confusion and problems for
VIN Diesel would approve of this service
One worker drove the car into one of two bays. Another scanned the VIN and the vehicle was lifted up by a tow truck driver.
Pension divestment from fossil fuels, new unit minimum among topics discussed at Academic Senate
Moral and monetary goals don’t often head toward the same conclusions, but a plan to reach both was discussed in the Academic Senate meeting on
News Briefs – March 6, 2024
Interim President Ara Aguiar to run for permanent position: The interim president recently made the decision to run after stating her husband’s plans to retire
Brahma Blotter: Feb. 26 to March 3, 2024
CRIME LOG: 02/29/2024 Vandalism A door in the women’s restroom in the North Gym was damaged. The crime log is made publicly available at the
Streetbeat: Do you plan to vote, why or why not? What’s the most important issue for you?
“I do plan to vote because a lot of important issues are going to be on the ballot this year. It’s a lot of
Working four days is beneficial
People tend to work five to six scheduled days every week. Over time, it becomes a game of pace. Staying consistent with attendance plays an