Pierce hosts Hispanic Heritage Month discussion and book signing
Angel Aviles was once known by many as Sad Girl, but they don’t say that to her anymore. Pierce College’s Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán
Pierce Democrats club knocks on doors in Nevada
The Pierce College Democrats club went on a trip to Reno, Nevada from Sept. 20 to 22 in hopes of convincing locals to vote for
Women’s soccer coach reflects on team’s 500th game
Coach Adolfo Perez and the Pierce College women’s soccer team hit a milestone of playing their 500th game — and reaching their 333rd win —
Private company hired to enforce parking
The parking lots at Pierce College are once again bustling during the school week, now that more students are coming to campus post-pandemic. With the
All the vintage things you’ll see
The Pierce College campus buzzed with shoppers of a variety of generations as they perused vintage clothing and antiques on Sept. 22. The Topanga Vintage
The San Fernando Valley goes to college
As high school graduates and community college transfers ponder their next big decision, university representatives across the United States came to Pierce College to pitch
Board of Trustees talks student opportunities, contracts
During the Sept. 11 LACCD Board of Trustees meeting, SEIU (Service Employees International Union) Local 99 representative Christzann Ozann was among those giving representative reports
Con: Don’t alienate Latin Americans by using “Latinx”
In an effort to include everyone, almost an entire demographic feels excluded. This is the case with the word Latinx, which ironically isolates the group
Pro: A gender-neutral term to connect the community
The way people think and interact with each other often comes down to language. By continuing to use gender terms like Latino or Latina, it
Football takes first loss of the season
The Pierce College Brahmas kicked off their game against the Chaffey College Panthers—the second game of the season—and were the first to score in the