Dinosaur exhibit takes audience back in time
Imagine yourself traversing ancient lands with creatures three stories high and several school buses long. You’re at Pierce College, but 252 million years in the
Parade of Breeds returns
From Clydesdales to miniature horses, from San Luis Obispo to Compton, the equestrian communities rolled into El Rancho Drive and made Pierce College feel like
Softball program returns to the diamond
The newly appointed head softball coach has his eye on the future as he works to build a competitive team for this season and a
Brahmas in the bodega
Associated Students Organization held its first Brahma Bodega of the semester. Students came and grabbed free food and snacks. ASO co-adviser Geremy Mason said that
Brahmas dressed for success
Shirts. Dresses. Slacks. Shoes. Ties. Jewelry. All these items and more are up for grabs for students looking to boost their professional wardrobe. The University
Pierce alumni speaks to future pros
A former Roundup newspaper reporter returned to campus after leaving about a decade ago to tell students about his journey from college newspaper reporter,
Soccer playoff heartbreak
It wasn’t meant to be for the soccer team as they saw their season come to an end at the hands of College of
Get a clue
Based on the 1985 film, “Clue” made its premiere during Halloween weekend. Directed by Shaheen Vaaz, the show was held from Oct. 28-30 in the
Music department holds simultaneous events
The hills were singing at Pierce College Saturday as two musical events took place simultaneously across from each other. The All Valley Band Tournament hosted
Column: Accept us for who we are
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy is one of the most common forms of treatment used with Autism Spectrum Disorders. But many who undergo the experience