‘A system of exploitation’: The adjunct experience
Daniel Pollock, Editor-in-Chief “I think I need to take a break next quarter.” These words were
Daniel Pollock
Daniel Pollock began reporting for The Puyallup Post in fall 2016. Journalism soon after became a passion. As a reporter, Pollock covered a wide variety of topics, from campus and community news to opinion pieces and movie reviews. In spring quarter, he took on the Managing Editor position, and now returns for the 2017-18 school year as Editor-in-Chief.
Pollock is a Running Start student in his second year at Pierce, pursuing an AA degree. After Pierce, he plans to transfer to a 4-year university.
Beyond journalism, Pollock also writes short stories, personal essays and screenplays. He is found cooking and eating food, writing, making movies and playing piano as often as his schedule allows. He also is a latte advocate and self-proclaimed film anthropologist.
New Puyallup campus president begins in August
Daniel Pollock, Editor-in-Chief Darrell Cain was announced as the new president of Pierce College Puyallup on
Honey Coffee + Kitchen revitalizes Tacoma’s dreary brunch scene
The menu at Honey Coffee + Kitchen includes the typical American brunch staples: beef heart,
Net neutrality: What the repeal means, how it impacts Pierce
Daniel Pollock and Nyadeng Mal, Editor-in-Chief and Reporter The internet was frenzied. Federal Communications Commission Chairman
Pierce says goodbye to President Cavalluzzi
Pierce College Puyallup President Marty Cavalluzzi bid farewell to Pierce on Jan. 22 at his goodbye party.
Pierce President selected for Olympic College role
Marty Cavalluzzi has been selected as the new Olympic College President. He will finish his time at Pierce in early 2018.
Current Pierce President one of six finalists for position at Olympic College
College President Marty Cavalluzzi has applied to become the new president of Olympic College in
Trump, the media and liberalism: bias in the news
America’s news system is heavily biased thanks to the location of the major media companies. Can it be stopped?
Professor Wycoff to leave Puyallup campus
English Professor Corrina Wycoff will begin teaching at the Pierce Fort Steilacoom in fall quarter
A slow change: South Hill Neighborhood Plan nears adoption
The Puyallup City Council may be deciding the future of the South Hill Mall on Feb. 7 when they vote on the adoption of the South Hill Neighborhood plan.