REVIEW: Sophocle’s story is reimagined without feeling repeated
Pierce College’s performing arts professor JP Evans brings together a cast and crew that understood their vision, conveying that through performances worthy of praise. “Is
Spilling the tea on a new machine
The Mycha vending machine located at Pierce College just outside the student store is an appealing addition for those looking for a quick, impersonal fix
Mens volleyball loses in ‘sophomore night’
The Pierce Men’s Volleyball team travels to Moorpark College to compete in another volleyball match on April 9. As the season nears its conclusion, the
Media Art department wins awards at conference
Up-and-coming journalists came together to network, discuss the industry and share their work in Long Beach from Thursday, March 6, to Saturday, March 8. Pierce
Essential golf carts reported stolen from Lot 8
The Pierce College Sheriff’s Department is seeking two suspects who stole golf carts from a construction site through campus surveillance cameras on March 1, at
Playing home away from home
Pierce College’s Joe Kelly baseball field has been undergoing maintenance in the 2025 baseball season, causing the team to play their home games at nearby
Multicultural Center hosts Nowruz celebration
The Pierce College Multicultural Center hosted an event to celebrate and learn about Nowruz on Thursday, March 20. Pierce Multicultural Center Coordinator Tatevik Melkumyan collaborated
Origami making event held at Cleveland Park
Under the supervision of ASO Member Louis Ochoa, the Origami Club set up a table in order to conduct one of their meetings at Cleveland
Festival highlights diversity of humanities
Professors Christopher Strickland and Sheryl Nomelli organized a festival for students and faculty on March 19 and 20, sharing the diversity and depth of the
Brahmas battle budget deficit
Pierce College is facing financial trouble and is navigating changes to the budget to combat it. Pierce has reported a projected $10 million deficit for