Homes have become childcare centers, offices and learning places in the span of six months. While going through these changes, many students aren’t able to
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Emergency Meeting of the LACCD Board
The LACCD Board unanimously decided to suspend all classes Monday, March 16, through Sunday, March 29, as well as moving up spring break, which was
Should Pierce introduce a Culinary Arts program?
Pro: Pick up the spatula by, Gina Wong As humans, we need food to survive, and cooking our own meals is one way for college
Should students get more voting power?
PRO: Give students a louder voice by Jackson Hayano There is an old saying that every voice matters. And while this may be true, the
One parking pass, access for all
Students who attend multiple Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) campuses should not have to pay for one parking pass per campus. Many LACCD students
District responds to DACA decision
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced today that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is being rescinded. The Trump administration has given Congress a
Nobody puts free speech in a corner
Pierce student Kevin Shaw filed a lawsuit on March 28 against the college, stating that not only is the Free Speech Zone too small, but
Healthcare occupation courses lose funds
The $19 million grant awarded to the nine colleges in the Los Angeles Community College District ends March 31 with uncertainty about whether the courses
Pierce Sheriff’s uphold city sanctuary promise
Racial and religious diversity at Pierce has long been celebrated, but the upcoming revised immigration ban, the increase in deportation and the proposed border wall
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