Brahmas lose to former coach
The Associated Student Organization (ASO) hosted a pregame tailgate on Wednesday, providing food and refreshments to both Mission and Pierce College women’s volleyball teams and
Streetbeat: Should there be an age limit on elected officials?
“I feel like they should be because people like it all day, and they kind of keep the same opinion less of the time;
Cleaning up the farm
Early Saturday morning, four Pierce students volunteered to help Farm Club Manager Jordan Stivers clean stables at the Equestrian Center, remove manure from the goat
CON: Elder officials offer wisdom and experience
Since the beginning of time, elders participating in communal discussions and councils has been an esteemed concept due to the invaluable experiences and wisdom they
PRO: Out with the old, in with the new
Freezing while speaking in public is a possible reaction for many people who fear public speaking, however it is alarming when it happens to an
Pierce College offers alternatives with trades
For those uncertain if a four-year university is the right path for them, Pierce College offers an alternative. The students of Canoga Park High
Construction Update: Delayed due to budget
Pierce College has two construction projects underway in the Media and Art departments, but there are delays due to budget issues. The new art department
BRIEF: LACCD condemns attacks
Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez released a statement to LACCD students, staff and faculty regarding the attacks made by Hamas on Israel. Hamas, a Palestinian militant group
Praying for the victims of Israel-Hamas war
Students of Pierce College mourn the loss of people murdered in the weekend terrorist attacks in Israel. Rabbi Isser Kluwgant began the small group meeting
Con: Unions are in need of soul searching
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, in one of her first challenges, negotiated with striking teachers of the LAUSD for better wages and working conditions back