Pierce County government branches connect residents to COVID-19 relief and resources
This article was edited on Feb. 25. In the wake of the pandemic and other
Health and Safety
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
Survey reveals nearly 60% of students and staff aren’t using COVID-19 notifications
Concerns about their effectiveness, privacy issues and added stress on staff and students are just
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
Fighting Words: Should Washington State do a full shutdown?
YES Eliza Myers – Reporter Washington state should enter into a statewide lockdown in order
Curbside Food Pantry pickup events at Pierce offer students supplies to help this winter
For many, food insecurity has remained a constant issue before and during the pandemic. Organizations
Library curbside pick up now available at Pierce College
The Pierce College library system now provides an opportunity for students to check out items
Pierce County Health Department offers community free access to flu shots
In a year altered by the COVID-19 pandemic, the way the annual flu season is