Streetbeat: Textbooks versus open resources?
“Open resources, for sure. The amount of money and the amount of resources that I had to purchase on my own is kind of
Emmy award-winning Filipino American producer gives advice to Pierce students
When producer and director Augie Max Vargas was growing up as a child of Filipino immigrant parents, he did not see people who looked like
Brahmas celebrate the holiday painting pumpkins
The Pierce College Multicultural Center hosted the Pumpkin and Paint event on Wednesday, Oct. 25. Tables were arranged with rows of plain pumpkins for the
Men’s soccer squeezed by Citrus
The Pierce Men’s soccer team’s two-game win streak is over due to a 1-2 loss to the Citrus College Owls on Oct. 24. The team
Lady Brahmas win
Pierce College women’s soccer started off and ended strong with the team winning 5-1. With Pierce women’s goalkeeper Deborah Curiel out for the game, midfielder
Victory Bell stays at Valley
The Victory Bell will continue to reside at Valley College, as the Valley Monarchs scored a win against the Pierce Brahmas at Monarch Stadium, 46-28.
PCC Meeting updates on status on various Pierce projects
The Los Angeles Pierce College Council convened on Thursday to discuss the schedule of upcoming projects and adjustments to make on the budget. Project Director
Pierce Journalism students win at JACC event
Up on the screen, he saw his photo of a baseball suspended in the air, flying towards a batter. And he learned its ranking—first place.
Whodunnit?
Murder was afoot aboard the express. From 1974 British film “Murder on The Orient Express,” directed by Pierce’s own Esdras Toussaint, comes the live-action play
Textbooks not worth the paper they are written on
College students face many expenses, including tuition, living costs, transportation and school supplies. A hefty amount of the costs students struggle with are textbooks. Given