Auto majors, start your engines
The new Advanced Automotive Technology building is open. The Automotive industry is constantly evolving and changing. Auto Tech professor Alex Villalta believes this new building
Out with the old
Dealing with change can be tough for people—Whether it’s moving to another town to start school or even to a new country to start a
Soccer ends in scoreless draw
Although the game ended in a draw, the women’s soccer team defended their pitch and stuck it out Friday against Allan Hancock College, a team
Bring back the spooktacular decorations
The spooky season is in full swing, but it doesn’t seem like it at Pierce College. One year ago, the campus was empty due to
Column: Prayer shouldn’t be imposed on anybody
The conservative-leaning Supreme Court has furthered their actions to dismantle laws across the nation that protect teachers from mandating prayer in the classroom; this recent
Con: Stop dividing us into political parties
The two-party system creates division and forces identification with ideologies that one may not believe in, leading to a vote about the party not the
Pro: Keep everything organized in this country
It is simpler to govern when there are only two prominent parties. Having a two-party system keeps countries’ politics organized, even if it may not
Go out and make your voice heard
Since the 1980s, holding elections for political positions in office has been a way for Americans to give their opinion on which candidate they feel
Senate discusses Spirit Week
On Hallow’s Eve, the Legislative Fairy of Pierce College (Barbara Anderson in costume) talked school business with faculty and administration while spreading Halloween spirit. The
Political Film Festival addresses abortion
The Political Film Festival was held on Thursday in the Great Hall which featured two films about abortion, a guest speaker from Planned Parenthood and