Washington State Fair organizes sold out festive lights experience for fair visitors during pandemic
During a time when social interaction is scarce, the Holiday Magic experience at the Washington
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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
Pierce College to begin construction on new Vet Tech and Dental Hygiene building at Fort Steilacoom
Pierce College virtually broke ground on Dec. 2 with a project to bring the Fort
HEC building remains closed as COVID-19 case numbers increase
The pandemic has kept the Pierce College Health Education Center (HEC) closed since March, impacting
How the CARES Act at Pierce College can help students during the pandemic
Laptops, books and desks are just three of the many accommodations students at Pierce College
Fighting Words: Has Pierce College implemented enough effort and resources into the eLearning format for students?
YES Alexis Garcia – CO-Online Social Media Manager With all the tragedy and uncertainty that
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
Sunrise, sunset: School set for demolition
Sunrise Elementary School is set to be demolished and open in September 2019.
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.
Matt Jolly: Professional piercer and Pierce student
Sydnee Smith, Reporter Pacific Highway in Federal Way holds Clever Rebel Tattoo and Social Club.