Crisis Management: A Possible Career
She was at a doctor’s appointment 42 miles north of LAX when she found out there had been a shooting. A gunman had killed one
Spirt Day pride
For students who wanted to show their support for the LGBT community, the Multicultural Center located at the Library And The Learning Crossroads Building was
Mentors bond with students over coloring
Promise Program first-year students were able to meet and connect with their mentors through coloring books provided by the Coffee and Convos with Peers event
New virtual center to care for students
Pierce College made a contract with virtual service Timelycare this year, intended to provide well-being and mental health access for students. Given recent
Pro: Teachers should express their political views in the classroom
Teachers should be able to share their political views with their students. According to the Hechinger Report by Charlotte West, studies show that teachers’ political
Con: Teachers should not express their political opinion in the classroom
Teachers have a great amount of influence to the benefit or the detriment of the students in the classroom. For that reason, teachers should not
Make Pierce College more accessible to students
Community colleges are known for being beneficial to a wide demographic of people, from those learning new skills, to others looking to cut costs and
Mentorship program would help students be job-ready
This is the story of a 22-year-old young man who graduated from university with a bachelor’s degree, and he thought the degree could earn him
A murder! On the train!?
A tale of drama, mystery and a smoking gun, with a comedic twist. All aboard the Orient Express, where a crime has been committed and
Men’s soccer drops the ball yet again
The men’s soccer team’s season record fell to 2-7-2 as they lost 4-0 to Bakersfield College on Friday. The Brahmas were in too deep as