Guiding student mentors
William Macaraeg found that providing support for students has given him as much satisfaction as the education he is receiving. As a Pierce College student
To re-elect or to not re-elect?
The question of whether or not the Pierce College Academic Senate would place a term limit on committee service was discussed on April 11 during
Assemblymember hosts Day of Service
The Pierce College Mall overflowed with students, faculty and staff, and volunteers in celebration and participation of Valley Day of Service on Sunday, April 3.
Active shooter exercise on campus
The Los Angeles Sheriff’s County Department (LASD) hosted an active shooter training at Pierce College early Thursday morning, after a two-year hiatus. The COVID-19 pandemic
BRIEF: Volleyball coach’s responsibilities reduced
After going winless this season, men’s volleyball head coach Edison Zhou has been relieved of his duties for the team. The program ended with an
Review: Volleyball returns to the court
Despite a struggling season, the men’s volleyball team progressed from the start with their skill and communication. While bidding their coach farewell after his reduced
Vintage Goods for All
On the fourth Sunday of each month, Lot 7 at Pierce College is a treasure trove of vintage goods, where the saying “One man’s trash
Where Will He Ngo?
Pierce College theater student Topher Ngo was working on personal music projects and considering applying to graduate programs when he came across a Facebook
Academic Probation workshop held
The Pierce College Transfer Center held a workshop on March 23 to get students who were placed on academic probation back on track. Pierce Tenure
Benne is back
After 28 years as Pierce College’s Health Center Director, Elizabeth Benne was ready to hang her stethoscope and retire. With the inability to find a