Get a clue
Based on the 1985 film, “Clue” made its premiere during Halloween weekend. Directed by Shaheen Vaaz, the show was held from Oct. 28-30 in the
Music department holds simultaneous events
The hills were singing at Pierce College Saturday as two musical events took place simultaneously across from each other. The All Valley Band Tournament hosted
Column: Accept us for who we are
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most common forms of treatment used with Autism Spectrum Disorders. But many who undergo the experience
Add more sports on campus
Pierce College is one of five LACCD schools that doesn’t have a men’s soccer program and women’s cross country. With how successful the Brahmas women’s
Column: Stop antisemitism once and for all
History is repeating itself with a battle against Jews that was fought for centuries and never seems to stop—antisemitism. Antisemitism is hostility to, prejudice toward
Victory Bell left unrung … again
The Brahmas could not improve upon their performance on the field as they lost to LA Valley College in the rivalry game on Saturday with
Soccer will host playoff match
The playoffs are here and the soccer program will be among the 24 teams to compete. After the seeding meeting took place on Monday, Pierce
BRIEF: Collision on campus
UPDATE on 11/16 at 3:28 p.m. FOX 11 reports that the motorcyclist involved in the accident on Monday has died. There was a crash at
PREVIEW: Brahmas and Monarchs battle for bragging rights
After last season’s blowout loss, Pierce College will be looking to ring the bell for the first time since 2014 against their cross-town rival LA
Who ran the better campaign? – Karen Bass
Earlier this year, billionaire businessman Rick Caruso switched parties. He is running as a Democrat for Tuesday’s Los Angeles mayoral election. Instead, vote for Karen