Brief: Transfer application number down
Enrollment numbers aren’t the only thing that has decreased since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Transfer Director Sunday Salter said via Zoom Feb. 28, at the
Prioritizing Black students’ needs
The month of February recognizes and honors Black History Month: appreciating culture, educating ourselves and the community, remembering and moving forward from history. The Los
Looking through the lens
As the early morning sun rose, 12-year-old Julio Cortez walked through the gates of Madison Middle School and grabbed the end-of-the-year newspaper. He knew he
Con: Keep masks on
California announced that the mask mandate will be lifted starting Feb. 15 after the mandate was reinstated in mid-December when the Omicron variant peaked in
Pro: Off with masks
According to the California Department of Public Health, starting on Feb. 16, wearing masks indoors will only be required for unvaccinated people. Some exceptions
Busy, busy bookstore
As the new semester begins the bookstore is overwhelmed with helping students get the materials they need with the 60% less amount of employees they
Enrollment down for third straight year
For the third straight year, Pierce College has been faced with a growing decline in enrollment. The Pierce College Council met on Feb. 24 via
LACCD launches program with Metro
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) partnered with the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) to launch the GoPass Program. The program, which
Continuing the legacy
It is not uncommon for two family members to work with each other in the same workspace. But when a young man is stepping onto
Former Pierce coach dies
Former Pierce College coach and two-time Hall of Famer Jim Fenwick died Feb. 17 after battling with multiple health issues which included leukemia. Fenwick was