Learning about the holy month of Ramadan
Students filled Multicultural Center Room 5111 as they listened to guest speaker Sheikh Abu Omar talk about the holy month of Ramadan, in which Muslims
Music from the space between the notes
A nickel-finish guitar with a metal lattice accompanied by geometric shapes along its body rested against a pair of long black slacks and a midnight
Cheer team competes in nationals and honors late coach
As she stood on stage surrounded by her teammates, cheerleader Ashley Garcia stared into the gleaming lights. Garcia paused after her team finished their routine
Supercar Sunday shines in early sunrise
The loss of sleep brought on by daylight savings time was not enough to stop the waves of gearheads flocking to Pierce College to check
Board of Trustees discusses impending budget deficit, honors Women’s History Month and passes a non-resident tuition increase
With a statewide budget deficit looming, finances were top of mind at the Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees meeting on March 6. The
Students and faculty march for higher education affordability
Speeches, songs and chants of “Whose future? Our future.” reverberated throughout the state capital on Thursday, as hundreds of community college students and faculty marched
Taking the campus temperature since 1949
There is one thing that has been documented every day since 1949 at Pierce College—the weather. The weather station at Pierce has been reporting since
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.