Bright and strong like a diamond
Pursuing her own dream of going into theater and becoming a director isn’t what Roya Row expected after she immigrated to Los Angeles six years
BRIEF: LACCD Chancellor and Board of Trustees condemn recent antisemitic actions
Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) Chancellor Francisco Rodriguez released a written statement on his Twitter and in an email to students on Oct. 28
First ever Hispanic speaker series concludes
As Hispanic Heritage Month came to an end, Pierce College students, faculty and staff have come away from it learning about the cultural and historical
Celebrating their culture on stage
The Pierce Armenian Students Association (ASA) along with the Associated Students Organization (ASO) organized a concert in the Performing Arts Building Thursday that honored Armenian
Giving back while helping others in need
Empty binders taking up space on the shelf. Miscellaneous crafting supplies from an art elective. These items that sit unused by one student could find
More food options at sporting events
It’s a hot afternoon on the Pierce College campus as the soccer team prepares for another season kickoff. The players are focused, the referees are
Con: Unplug from the apps
Social media is everywhere in our world, with about 59% of the world’s population using at least one platform as of this July, according to
Pro: Social media is essential
When seeing the words social media, does self-absorption, inadequacy, or fear of missing out come to mind? This will take a shift in perspective but,
Con: Not in my house
Exposing children to horror movies will likely lead them to copy the behaviors being displayed, as well as cause mental problems later on. Watching scary
Pro: Let them watch the movies
Pumpkins are lit, and people would go out trick-or-treating while others would opt to stay in and watch scary movies with the lights off. However,