Same work in less time
With a federal minimum wage that hasn’t kept up with inflation and millions of Americans working two or more jobs to make ends meet, it’s
Umoja hosts trivia and game show
The atmosphere in the Multicultural Center during Umoja’s Ultimate Game Show was filled with laughter and comradery as two teams went head-to-head to test their
Transferring on a high note
When Paulette Santa Maria started college, she didn’t think she’d be able to turn her talent for singing into a career. Four semesters later, she
Pierces College Council talks enrollment recovery and risk of budget deficit
From enrollment rates and retention to parking concerns, as well as the possibility that the school might go into a budget deficit, the Pierce College
Parking at Pierce creates more problems than just headaches
With the semester starting and enrollment returning to pre-pandemic numbers, parking has become a time-consuming and anxiety-inducing task for students that also compromises their safety.
A festival of dramatic proportions
With the final round of competition approaching the next morning, nerve-wracked acting major Dale Van Slyke realized his previously perfected monologue for the Kennedy Center
Women’s basketball leads with 15th win
The women’s basketball team played their 15th win of the season, with Brahma Tijera Henry scoring the final points. During the first few minutes of
Brahma Blotter: Feb. 19-25, 2024
No crimes were reported between Feb. 19-25, 2024. The crime log is made publicly available at the Pierce College Sheriff’s Office. Reporting by Christian Castellanos
Streetbeat: What do you think the minimum wage should be and why?
“In my opinion, I think minimum wage should be a minimum of $23. I personally think that because with inflation, gas prices and
Black History Month Luncheon
Photography prints, art and copies of the book “What Happened to You?” were on display in Building 600 at a Black History Luncheon presented by