The shift to online classes in response to the pandemic was unexpected and a drastic change for those attending a college or university. For those
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Pierce students balance being essential workers
As government officials urge Americans to practice social distancing to stop the spread of COVID-19, some Pierce students find themselves risking their own health to
Column: Bored in the house
There’s an old adage that goes “I’m bored in the house and I’m in the house bored,” which many college students, such as myself, have
Students forced to move back home mid-semester
College students dream of a smooth transition from university into the workforce, filled with exciting opportunities and a new beginning. This, however, is not the
BRIEF: Stimulus in check
The CARES act has authorized the U.S. Department of Education to provide stimulus funding for universities and colleges, including Pierce College, to help navigate this
“Zoombombers”
As face-to-face classes transition to online instruction, disruptions are more common. In the recent weeks of remote learning, Zoom lectures have been interrupted by people
Resources available for students online
Despite school closing abruptly due to COVID-19 and going solely online, some resources at Pierce are still available to students. The Transfer Center and Center
Pro: College students having pets
Almost every college student deals with stressful situations at one point or another, but it’s usually better to go through these situations with a furry
Pierce Applied Music Program performs
Classical compositions by J.S. Bach and Franz Shubert mixed with modern music by David Bowie and Adam Levine as students from the Applied Music Program
Look for deals, “trash” for sale
While “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” is a common phrase, it holds truth for any college student looking for a cheap alternative to