At the intersection of food and culture
No matter how different we are as individuals, we can all bond over a good meal. “Food and Culture: Exploring the Intersection” was the first
Huge milestone for Pierce College
Community College is a great place to start your degree, and if you’re a Biotechnology major, now it could be a great place to finish
Brahmas for hire
Students looking for internships, part-time or full-time jobs had more than 80 options lined up in booths throughout the Pierce College Mall on Wednesday, at
Daylight Saving Time has got to go
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is more than just a minor inconvenience. It’s an antiquated solution to a problem we no longer have. Permanent Daylight Saving
Pierce College Council talks safety
The Pierce College Council (PCC) met on Wednesday to discuss how they can prioritize public safety and student success while attending the school. During the
But first, safety!
The West Valley Disaster Preparedness Fair was held at Pierce College on Saturday, educating the community on what to do in the event of emergencies.
Men’s volleyball took home a well-deserved victory
Starting the game off with confidence and high energy, the Pierce College Men’s Volleyball team won their first game this season. The Brahmas played against
BRIEF: The Brahmas can’t get on board
Brahmas baseball was held scoreless Thursday as Cuesta rolled through 7-0. Pierce managed to record 5 hits while Cuesta had 11. Pierce also had two
REVIEW: Ironbound is a play about love and loss/happiness and heartbreak
Pierce College’s latest theater production, Ironbound, directed by Christian Barillas, opened Friday night and told a beautiful story with a memorable performance by the cast.
A couple inches under water
Imagine walking into your office, your home, or even your bedroom, inundated with water from the heavy rain Los Angeles has experienced over the last