News Briefs – May 1, 2024
8th Annual Speech Tournament: The Department of Communications Studies at Pierce College will be hosting its 8th Annual Speech Tournament—and the first one back on
Pierce College Council talks crime and class options
The Pierce College Council discussed several issues on and around the campus on Thursday, April 25. One of those topics was the increase in crime
Updates on Old Trapper’s Lodge
There’s a California Historical Landmark on the Pierce College campus—but most students don’t know about it, and many of those who do are not happy
Helping the homeless through hygiene kit access
Pierce College should make it a priority to be of service for college students who may be homeless, as well as homeless people in the
Earth Day Bash
Each year, Earth Day takes place on April 22, and Pierce College students were among those who took part in the day’s education and celebration
Aún no es noviembre, pero es hora de elegir a un presidente
To read this story in the original English, click here. Traducción por Delilah Brumer y Daniela Raymundo. — Pierce College ha tenido un presidente provisional
Kindness Carnival inspires children
Hundreds of children in identical teal T-shirts reading “kindness is free” explored, created art and played carnival games on the Pierce College campus on Saturday.
A blossoming escape
Spending time in nature can provide benefits toward cognitive function, an overall improved mood and a decrease in stress, according to the American Psychological Association.
It’s not yet November, but it’s time to pick a president
Para leer el artículo en español, haga clic aquí. Pierce College has had an interim president for about two-and-half years, and come June, the position
Brahmas go to the polls
Brahmas can now vote for their 2024-25 Associated Student Organization (ASO) officers and LACCD Student Trustee. Students and potential candidates for the positions gathered in