Chancellor gives keynote at grand opening event
Most students at some point in their journey ask themselves if they are in the right place or whether they truly belong. A new space
This is policing in America
For Black History Month, Pierce College professors discussed sociological and historical issues on Thursday in a presentation called Policing in America in the Faculty and
Black History with a Sweet Treat
The Umoja Community held its annual Cocoa, Cookies, and Culture event celebrating Black History Month on Wednesday, Feb. 15. In addition to being provided cookies
Spreading the love in Black History Month
Pierce College debuted the Multicultural Center by hosting a soft opening with the “We Love Black History” event, honoring Black History month with the inclusion
Oops! They Did It Again
The bubble-gum pop music sounds of Britney Spears flowed through the air along the campus mall, transporting students to the Y2K era. It was Club
Academic Senate prepares for potential new hires
Interim President Ara Aguiar led the conversation on the college’s 14 required faculty hires at the Academic Senate meeting on Monday. Three positions were filled
BRIEF: Softball’s return ends in blowout
The softball team lost 13-0 to the Allan Hancock Bulldogs in their first game in nearly four years. Pierce hadn’t fielded a team
BRIEF: Two theatre students advance to finals
Two Pierce College theatre students have been chosen as finalists at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival Region 8 in Las Vegas Thursday. The
Men’s basketball ends winless streak
Despite a winless record, the men’s basketball team won their final home game of the season. The Pierce Brahmas defeated the Oxnard Condors 65-58. After
Women’s basketball wins final home game of the season
The Pierce College women’s basketball team beat Oxnard 54-48 Wednesday, winning their last home game of the season. The Condors put up a good fight,