After weeks of discussions, amendments and delays, the Academic Senate decisively approved the Resolution Against Systemic Racism with only one opposing vote. During the public
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New building proposal stirs controversy
Pierce will be undergoing major changes to its campus within the next decade, one being the new multi-purpose academic workforce education building (MPAWE), which will
Brahma Pantry opens
A seemingly small room helps students achieve their big goals by connecting them with the resources they need to succeed. The California Community Colleges
Escape to a better world
College isn’t for everyone, especially right out of high school. For philosophy instructor Christopher Lay, it was the time he spent working and traveling that
On the path to help the hungry
Humanitarians often have one trait in common that takes them forward in their missions to heal and save the world. The trait is empathy, one
Pierce students help those in need
A study conducted by the Los Angeles Community College District revealed that more than 60 percent of students experienced food insecurity last year, and 18
St.A.S.H. Bash open mic
From poetry and artwork, to dance and spoken word, students took the stage to share their talents in hopes of bringing awareness to the goals
St.A.S.H. now open
Outward expressions conceal internal struggles—Every day, homeless students pass by, hiding in plain sight, struggling to pass classes, not knowing where their next meal will
A not-so-secret ST.A.S.H. for those in need
Students have been told for generations that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Before taking a test, students are told to eat