Pierce College graduates will receive first hybrid ceremony in the school’s history
After spending the whole school year off-campus, Pierce College 2021 graduates can partake in both
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,
Pierce College’s new podcast, PierceCast, highlights college with voices from faculty and community members
The newly launched Pierce College podcast, PierceCast, features the voices of faculty members to show
“Those Who Wish Me Dead” Movie Review (Spoilers)
“Those Who Wish Me Dead” encompasses stories of life, loss and survival beginning with a
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
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