PCC talks new buildings and old problems
Budget discussion and campus construction continue to be top of mind for the Pierce College Council (PCC), which met Thursday, March 27, on Zoom.
Con: Pranks cause more harm than joy
Pranksters pull seemingly innocent tricks on victims with the intention of it being humorous, but it can end up anything but funny to those
Pro: Pranks go beyond just making people laugh
When done correctly, practical jokes have left a positive impact on society because pranking is more than rubber snakes and whoopie cushions, it connects people
A dedicated day could help the farm stay
When most people think of a farm, they may imagine it being in a rural area surrounded by fields that touch the horizon. But some
Spring break should be scheduled consistently
Spring Break is typically depicted as a time to party with friends while having a week off school. While this may hold true for some,
Men’s volleyball resilient despite loss
As the volleyball ball spun clockwise through the cold air, squeaking sneakers echoed across the floors of the gym, and running players set their eyes
Budget continues to be discussed at Academic Senate
The college’s budget, courses and the role of the Department of Education in funding were topics discussed at the Pierce College Academic Senate meeting on
Sexuality and Gender Alliance club fosters resilience
Sexuality and Gender Alliance Club (SAGA) members discussed recent federal hostility toward the LGBTQ+ community during their meeting on Wednesday, March 19, in the Multicultural
Column: Managing finances as a community college student
Being in my second year at Pierce College, it was a struggle transitioning from a high school student-athlete coming home to a home-cooked meal rent-free,
Students should take advantage of public transportation
With the cost of cars, fuel, insurance and maintenance eating a large portion of students’ budgets, many could relieve their financial burden by using