Murder mystery charms
Mystery, murder and intrigue remain timeless for generations. That’s probably why Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap” has been running for more than 70 years in London.
Pierce College students, former department chair say auto tech professor engaged in repeated misconduct
Longtime Pierce College automotive technology professor Tom Fortune is teaching four classes this fall, a load similar to previous semesters. Several of the courses he
Men’s basketball preps for new season
The Pierce College’s men’s basketball team is getting ready for the new season with a herd of new players and a mentality of growth. The
Academic Senate discusses AI in education
Distance Education Coordinator Wendy Bass discussed the drawbacks of artificial intelligence use and how it impacts work on Canvas during the Academic Senate meeting on
It’s time to meet your major
As students went from class to class or walked around the campus, Pierce hosted its Meet Your Major Fair on the Mall, where students were
Pumpkins galore this autumn
Some of Pierce College’s land has been rented for a pumpkin patch, allowing families to get in the spooky mood this autumn. The pumpkin patch
A tale to have the audience scurry like mice
The Pierce College Theatre will debut its 2024-2025 season with a murder-mystery that coincides with the Halloween season. Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap,” directed by Shaheen
Community remembers Oct. 7 attack
Marking a year since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel, Rabbi Isser Kluwgant and professor Sheri Lehavi collaborated to host a meeting for Jewish
Football victory over Rams
The Pierce College Brahmas pulled ahead against the Victor Valley Rams on Oct. 5, with a 45-35 win, which increased their overall record to 3-2.
Celebrating Latino Heritage Month
Upbeat music and feelings of family and community filled the Pierce College Library and Learning Crossroads as students and faculty gathered to celebrate Latino Heritage