Film club hosts screening and panel
With all of the lights turned off, the only source of light was from the movie “I Saw the TV Glow.” The Pierce Film Club
A melodic night to remember
The Pierce College music department held its annual showcase on Nov. 5 in the Performing Arts Building. The showcase featured performances by the Pierce College
Importance of celebrating Native American Heritage Month
November is a remembrance and celebration of the past, present and future societal contributions and culture of Native Americans. Native American Heritage and Alaska Native
Kicking costly parking enforcement to the curb
College students have enough to deal without the added stress of having to pay parking tickets. Keeping up grades, bonding with peers and exploring the
Adulting: It’s not just a verb
“Adulting” sounds like a nonsensical course for young people. But it has become apparent that many college students are having difficulties managing living on their
Pierce should support students facing online betting addiction
Online gambling has been increasing.. With betting apps surging in popularity, it has become easy to start online gambling, which can lead to mental health
Reminding students that it’s OK to not be OK
The quality of students’ mental health has been declining for several years. Approximately 60 percent of college students across the country have reported at least
Bringing trivia to the Pierce campus
Quiz shows make for excellent entertainment. A night of trivia and levity would be appreciated by many stressed college students. Hosting a friendly tournament at
Fitness on campus should be available to all students
Athletes at Pierce College can use the Fitness Center for their everyday training, helping to improve their health and performance on the field or the
Expanding the promise of affordable higher education
Community college can serve as a door to getting a higher-paying job or transferring to a four-year university. But for nontraditional students, especially those who