BRIEF: Volleyball drops game to the Cougars
Women’s volleyball couldn’t keep their winning streak as they fell to the College of the Canyons in straight sets (25-11, 25-14, 25-21). The Brahmas came
Season woes continue for the Brahmas
Pierce College football lost their fourth game of the season to Victor Valley College 24-7 on Saturday at a home game in John Shepard Stadium.
Making a difference in your community
Composting is a relatively easy way to introduce greater sustainability. Residents of the San Fernando Valley may be interested in composting but may not know
Pro: States vs. Body Autonomy
Pro: Hands off my body by Benjamin Hanson Roe v. Wade needed to be overturned to allow the people and the government of the United
What a rush!
After two years of virtual gatherings, the Associated Student Organization (ASO) successfully stole Club Rush back from the internet and returned it to its rightful
Finding a new home through the beautiful game
Freshman May Htet Lu came to California from Myanmar with her brother to pursue her goals both in education and in soccer. And since she
Academic senate discuss student turnout
The Academic Senate discussed Monday the Club Rush event, along with supporting school athletics and guided pathways. Associated Student Organization (ASO) President Qais Azizi reported
A new dawn for women’s basketball
It has been 17 years since Thara Innocent shot a ball for the Pierce College Brahmas’ women’s basketball team. With a new gym floor, a
Shining under the lights
After a period of performing in Zoom concerts during the COVID-19 pandemic, Pierce College music professor Wendy Mazon was able to walk onto the stage
School landmark being demolished soon
The former library will be demolished at the end of September to make room for the new Academic West building, which is forecasted to