Preview: ‘American Alien’ elevates minority voices
The United States preaches about freedom of life and equality for all without going into the depths of what that conversation means for the people
Annual sexual assault awareness event
Associated Student Organization (ASO) set up its Clothesline Project at Rocky Young Park on Wednesday, April 27, for students to decorate and hang T-shirts with
Baseball team drops game to the Bulldogs
The baseball team ended its first season post COVID-19 lockdown in a heartbreaking loss to the Hancock College Bulldogs. Pierce dropped a close one in
Brief: Automotive class paves way for students
The founder of Toyota, Sakichi Toyoda, said, “Before you say you can’t do something, try it.” The Pierce College Automotive Center, which sits atop the
Students volunteer to help clean up the farm
The gates are wide open leading students to walk upwards on the dirt road and follow along this stripped path to where domesticated animals are
Old MacBrahma had a farm
Pierce College was founded as an agricultural college in 1947, and the school stays true to its roots. The Pierce College Veterinary Science club makes
In the autoshop
Alex Villalta, a professor of the Automotive Service Technology program, shared his profound knowledge with the students of suspension brakes and power systems class on
Sustainability talks
Sustainability remained a hot topic during the Pierce College Council (PCC) meeting on April 21 on Zoom. The Council followed up on Action Items 19
Networking days on the horizon
With the 2022 spring semester coming to an end, the Pierce College Academic Senate discussed future events and important updates. Transfer Center Director Sunday Salter
Streetbeat: What do you think about the climate crisis?
“A lot of girls here on campus buy from the brand Shein, and they aren’t aware that they are supporting the exploitation of children and