Small businesses take opportunity to reconnect with customers through Puyallup Farmers’ Market
The Puyallup Farmers’ Market will be opening April 10, returning to Downtown Puyallup with safety
Eliza Myers
After graduating with the class of 2020, Eliza Myers is attending Pierce College as a freshman. She is aiming to get her Associates of Arts at Pierce and transfer to Eastern Washington University in order to complete her bachelor's of communications. After experimenting with creating videos, she has gained a passion for videography and hopes to one day be a part of the film industry. She enjoys reading different types of fiction books out in the sun and traveling to new places. Her passion for basketball has taught her to be a dedicated person and has allowed her to work well with others. Hiking and having barbecues with her friends and family is how she prefers to spend her free time. Eliza is excited to be a reporter for The Post and absorb all of the new experiences heading her way.
EDI CARES department to be located on Puyallup campus following changes to the Gaspard Administration Building
Pierce College is reconstructing the deans’ offices and the student center on the Puyallup campus
Pierce College alumna Sylvia James to prioritize students in new role as Vice President of Administrative Services
Sylvia James grew up in a low-income family and is now the Vice President of
The Sweet and Savory Cafe and Catering Company remains resilient through pandemic
Karen Fisher opened a small cafe in downtown Puyallup despite never attending culinary school. She
Pierce College administration weighs the risks and benefits of returning back to in-person classes.
Staff members say that the vaccine may increase the likelihood of returning to campus in
Student-athletes get a glimpse of normalcy with on-campus practices.
Sports at Pierce College made a return to campus on Feb. 1 with new practice
“WandaVision” TV Review
Disney Plus’ newest show, WandaVision, is a parody of a black and white sitcom produced
Pierce indigenous mentor shines light on missing and murdered indigenous Americans
On Nov. 16, a panel on missing and murdered indigenous women was held virtually by
The veterinary technology program adapts to the pandemic to guide students towards graduation
Pierce College’s veterinary technology program is one of the few classes that is still working