Where’d everybody go?
What someone new to campus might think of as a peaceful walk on the Mall, seems eerie to anyone used to seeing more than a
CSUN hosts Ukraine vigil
A vigil dedicated to Ukraine was held outside of the California State University Northridge University Library on Wednesday afternoon, after Russia declared war on Ukraine
Higher education without fear of debt
Paying for community college can be tough. Taking into account the textbooks, Scantrons and enrollment fees—it can get expensive. What if there was a way
Women’s basketball makes a comeback
After having seasons canceled due to shortage of players and the COVID-19 pandemic, women’s basketball made their return to the court. Despite losing their last
Men’s hoops returned to the court
Up-and-downs are good for amusement parks. Unfortunately, in sports, that’s a different matter. The Brahmas lost to San Bernardino Valley in their last game of
Volleyball gets served
Volleyball season woes continued for the Brahmas as they lost to the Santa Barbara City College Vaqueros in straight sets (25-19, 25-10, and 25-20). The
Job fair returns
The Mall was filled with canopies and employers late Thursday morning as Pierce College hosted the Valley Regional Job Fair. Recruiters from Amazon and Rite-Aid,
Brief: Job fair brings energy back to campus
Employers greeted students on a sunny morning with flyers and glimpses of what future employers have to offer them. Pierce College partnered with the City
Streetbeat: Should Pierce lift the mask mandate?
“If they do take off the masks, it’s OK. But I personally wouldn’t take mine off.” “I don’t think so, since our county is more
Actors nab festival honors
Pierce College’s Theatre Department has made history and took home four awards. Student Topher Ngo won the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) Irene