The current low numbers for student enrollment for the summer session may result in job losses due to the substantial drop of revenue, according to
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Health service options
Health and wellness issues dominated the Pierce College Council (PCC) discussion on Sept. 24 as members examined the most effective ways to help students during
COVID team meeting
COVID-19 Response teams discussed student ID cards, delivering laptops to non-LA Promise students and possibly opening up classrooms for faculty at a Zoom meeting on
Glitch enrolls students late
Approximately 1,800 students were accidentally auto-enrolled across 1,100 different classes for the Fall 2018 semester, from the waitlist, due to a manual waitlist engine run
Plans for agricultural center far off
A new agricultural building is planting seeds for the future of education. Though a new building has been proposed on the vacant farmland, faculty say
Discovering diverse departments
Colleges have one chance at a first impression, and while Pierce College was not at the top of some high school students’ list, “Discover Pierce”
‘Discover Pierce’ an engaging student experience
Pierce’s motto ‘Soak It All In’ comes to life at Discover Pierce, giving students a glimpse of what it’s like to be a Pierce College
Concerns of students is top priority with new scholarships and mental health awareness
The Grad Guru app’s relaunch with a new scholarship component was announced by Transfer Center Director Sunday Salter during Monday’s Academic Senate meeting. Grad Guru
Low-cost spay and neuter program for pets at Vet-tech center
Pierce College’s Spay and Neuter program at the Veterinary Technology Department, is an affordable class that has taught surgical nursing at Pierce College for more
Faculty and staff know little about president’s possible departure
Several high-ranking Pierce College staff members were caught off-guard after an announcement last week that President Kathleen Burke is on the short list to take