The new Pierce Library/Learning Crossroads Building may live on a community college campus, but some students say it looks and feels like a university-grade facility.
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[Audio] Academic Senate Candidate Forum
Academic Senate candidates running for positions for the 2013-14 school year gave their statements and answered questions during an open candidates forum hosted Monday in
Visual help in the Village
[Update Friday April 19 11:20 a.m.] In a call made to the director of facilities, Paul Nieman, stated he was unaware of the new sign
Student Success Scorecard unveiled by California Community College Chancellor
Pierce College took upon a grand role Wednesday afternoon as host for the revealing of the new Student Success Scorecards. The California Community College
Livestream: California State Chancellor unveils Student Success Scorecard
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Pierce’s president on leave due to ‘personal reasons’
[Updated on May 17, 2013 @ 10:18 a.m.] President Burke-Kelly, who attended the faculty tenure celebration Thursday evening, has been back from her leave since
Football’s offensive coordinator ‘Jimmer’ Thornton dies while visiting family
The Pierce College football team’s offensive coordinator and quarterback coach died of a heart attack while visiting his sister Saturday, March 30. James “Jimmer” Thornton
Getty Center invites LA’s colleges to a night for students
The Getty Center will host a night of art, music, tours and food for Los Angeles college students on Monday, April 15. College Night at
Green cheer squad takes the gold
Pierce College’s year-old Elite Cheer Team cartwheeled into first place at the JAMfest National Series, a two-day cheer and dance competition in Long Beach, Calif.,
District’s board votes on resolution to implement moratorium on ‘fracking’
Pierce College sits uncomfortably close to the epicenter of the Jan. 17, 1994 earthquake in Northridge, Calif. that killed 60, injured more than 7,000, and