Pierce College offers hybrid classes for summer quarter 2020
More hybrid classes to be offered in the summer due to COVID-19.
Matthew J. Walker
Matthew Walker is a reporter at the Puyallup Post. He is 24 years-old and from Tacoma, WA. He graduated from Puyallup High School, a member of the class of 2014. He has many interests, including news/politics, writing and fitness.
Matthew became interested in attending Pierce College because of his interest in news and politics. He realized that he had a passion for these subjects, and that he wanted more from life than to continue with the career he was at the time pursuing. He began his college journey Spring Quarter of 2019, and has since been pursuing an Associates of Arts degree at Pierce College. His goal is to transfer to a 4-year university to obtain a Bachelor’s in Communications or Journalism.
Pierce College offers paid virtual wellness classes to faculty members
Pierce College encourages faculty members to stay active in virtual wellness classes.
Frugals donates a percentage of their proceeds to help fight COVID-19
A fast food franchise donates proceeds to food banks during COVID-19.
Lawmakers push to ban kids’ sugary drinks
A new legislation known as Senate Bill 6455, will potentially try to take sugary drinks off kid’s menus.
State Legislature proposes assault weapons ban
Matthew J. Walker Print Reporter House Bill 2241 introduced by the Washington state Legislature calls
Critical Conversations offer discussion platform
Matthew J. Walker Print Reporter Important issues to students and faculty will be addressed in
Latino students celebrate heritage and community
Matthew J. Walker Print Reporter The Puyallup campus is home to a number of clubs,
New contract requires profs to post grades on Canvas
Matthew J. Walker Print Reporter Pierce College’s faculty contract has been voted on and it
Some say college’s job listing website is broken
Matthew J. Walker Print Reporter Employers seeking to provide part-time, flexible jobs for Pierce College
“The Gentlemen” movie review
Matthew J. Walker Print Reporter Twists, turns and comedy unfolds in Guy Ritchie’s crime-mystery film