Pierce College’s fire service program sparks interest of firefighters across the nation
For the first time in Pierce College’s history, the Fire Services Leadership and Management program
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Fort Steilacoom Park: a wildlife habitat and peaceful sanctuary for visitors
By Online Social Media Manager Elissa Blankenship While the birds sing over the lake, children
Scientists urge eligible Americans to vaccinate amidst COVID-19 misinformation and distrust
During a divisive time for many Americans, misinformation and distrust in media or government entities
Sumner and Bonney Lake Food Banks merge to rebrand and remove the connotation behind food insecurity
Through merging, the Bonney Lake Food Bank and the Sumner Community Food Bank hope to
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
Small businesses take opportunity to reconnect with customers through Puyallup Farmers’ Market
The Puyallup Farmers’ Market will be opening April 10, returning to Downtown Puyallup with safety
EDI CARES department to be located on Puyallup campus following changes to the Gaspard Administration Building
Pierce College is reconstructing the deans’ offices and the student center on the Puyallup campus
Washington state lawmakers push for bill to reduce emissions from ridesharing companies
Washington state residents may see more electric vehicles on the roads in the coming years
Pierce College alumna Sylvia James to prioritize students in new role as Vice President of Administrative Services
Sylvia James grew up in a low-income family and is now the Vice President of