The Student Literary Arts Magazine of Pierce College accepts entries for the 2021 edition
The Pierce College Student Literary Arts Magazine, now in its twenty-second year, continues to collect
Virtual “Chillin’ with Charlie” events provide platform to uplift BIPOC faculty and employees at Pierce College
The start of Pierce College’s remote learning in spring 2020 gave Vice President for Equity,
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
Coffee, tea and rock and roll: How a mom and her kids created the most ‘70s throwback coffee shop in Tacoma
Pam Larkin was once a teacher with a master’s degree that felt unfulfilled in her
Customer Service Specialists available to help students over new Student Service Chat feature
Pierce College has added a new way for students and community members to communicate with
Pierce College Center for Global Scholars Residence Hall continues adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic
The Pierce College Center for Global Scholars Residence Hall, located near the Fort Steilacoom campus,
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
Pierce College Foundation to celebrate former federal agent Frances Davis and others at 2021 Distinguished Alumni event
Open for registration to the community and students, the 2021 Distinguished Alumni online ceremony, hosted
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier: TV review (Spoiler-free)
Disney Plus hits the mark again with their newest show from Marvel cinematic universe, The
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