Highs and lows of quarantined mental health
By J.A. Aleman Students have had their share of mental ups and downs during quarantine,
Health and Safety Features
Local father celebrates daughters life by helping parents of children with heart defects
When a child’s parents die, that child is called an orphan. When one’s spouse dies,
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
Facing Homelessness’ empathetic approach to the homeless crisis
Founded by Rex Hohlbein in 2010, Facing Homelessness is an organization that uses a unique
How Pierce College is handling stress and anxiety
Alexis Garcia Print Reporter Multiple new resources for stress and anxiety are available for Puyallup
Pierce College cancels trip to Shanghai amidst Coronavirus outbreak
Justin Ginther Online Reporter Since the beginning of the new year, the Coronavirus has been
Anxiety in the newsroom
While developing and creating content for the Puyallup community, some must balance personal challenges surrounding mental health.
Police force reflects lack of diversity
Comparing the duties of police officers in the relatively quiet community of Puyallup to those
Leading a Life of Wellness
Leading a healthy lifestyle may be easier for students than they believe
Got pot?
Dana Montevideo, Sydnee Smith and Daniel Pollock, Managing Editor, Reporter and Editor-in-Chief The future of legalized