Tacoma Public Library permanently ends overdue fines
In May 2021, the Tacoma Public Library system made several policy changes in an effort
Nathaniel Moreland
Nathaniel Moreland is a Reporter and Running Start student at Pierce College. He comes from Graham Kapowsin Highschool where he participated in photography club and wrote during his free time. His goal is to get an Associate of Science degree and transfer to a four-year university to pursue a degree in computer science. With that, he hopes to work in computer engineering where he will exercise problem solving, critical thinking, and make connections between hardware and software.
He enjoys working with technology, creativity and animals. He is determined to do his best on what he puts his mind to and learn as much as possible in the time given to him. His favorite hobby is to learn in all subjects, but the subject matter he spends most of his time on are reading, writing and photography. These are some of his favorite hobbies and he’s glad to be putting them to good use at the Puyallup Post.
Tacoma city council member starts program that pays homeless individuals to clean the city
To clean the streets and simultaneously provide jobs to those in need, the City of
Pierce’s number of Running Start students stagnates as enrollment drops nationally
According to Pierce College Chancellor, Dr. Michele Johnson, the number of Running Start students at
“Moxie” Movie Review
Amy Poehler sits in the director’s chair for her second Netflix feature Moxie, a movie
Summer 2020 sets stage for significant Black History Month
“History has shown us that courage can be contagious and hope can take on a
Pierce County Sheriff’s Department offered $10,000 signing bonus in wake of defund the police movement
Though the idea of defunding the police has become more popular since the summer of
Pierce College Fortnite Tournament: fun in the midst of technical difficulties
Pierce College’s Office of Student Life invited Pierce College students to participate in a Fortnite
Where the Sidewalks End webinar shows how urban design and crime prevention can lead to inequality
City planning is the process of developing and designing land, the environment and infrastructure like
How Biden and Trump differ on educational policy
President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign didn’t make it clear what the administration’s educational policies would
Facing Homelessness’ empathetic approach to the homeless crisis
Founded by Rex Hohlbein in 2010, Facing Homelessness is an organization that uses a unique