Pierce remains number one in the state
The women’s volleyball team defeated Santa Monica College Friday night in their 13th shutout victory of the season. They are on a 56 home-game win streak and are 19-1 for the season.
More student parking to come
Dear Roundup, I was sorry to see a misstatement in the article about the construction project in parking lot 1. The fact is that there are more student spaces being added than staff spaces. The total addition is around 130 spaces with 70 more student spaces and 60 more staff spaces.
The scariest in the Valley?
Leave it to the haunted house at the Pierce College Halloween Festival for chills and thrills like no other in the San Fernando Valley.
Frustrating game ends in tie, win comes 3 days later
Coming off back-to-back shut-out games, the women’s soccer team tied Santa Monica College Tuesday afternoon in a game Pierce College head coach Adolofo Perez called “frustrating.”
Pierce sheriff made one of the first responses to Metrolink crisis
Among the first responders to the Metrolink crash, deputies from the Pierce College Sheriff’s Department recall the emotions they had to set aside to fulfill their duties at the scene.
‘Frustrating’ game ends in tie for women’s soccer team
A goal scored by Santa Monica College in the last minutes of Tuesday’s home game stole victory from the Brahmas.
Soccer game postponed
Tuesday’s women’s soccer home game against Bakersfield was postponed because of the poor air quality condition due to the nearby fires. The game has been rescheduled to Monday at 4 p.m. at Pierce College.
Child prodigies play the symphony, stun the audience
It’s always fun to see a child prodigy. The San Fernando Valley Symphony opened their current season with three of them to bring something special to the show – and maybe even also to balance out a mostly elderly audience. On the evening of Sept. 27, conductor James Domine showed passion and joy as he led the orchestra through selected compositions, but it was the soloists who were the headliners of the evening.
HIV/AIDS Awareness week brings speakers and painless tests to campus
From HIV/AIDS Awareness Week on the campus to the AIDS Walk in Los Angeles, here are some of the different ways for students to stay aware and get involved.