Budget woes force tough cuts
Recent budget deficits have triggered a series of spending cuts by Washington state lawmakers.
Printing reduction higher than expected
After increased paper consumption on campus, a print monitoring program introduced last school year has been credited with cutting the amount of paper students use.
Some drivers only hear tap tap, beep beep
Why am I parked at a green light? Oh right. The person in front of me is texting.
Parking has been stalled for some time
Parking is horrible. Odds are pretty good you already knew that. But did you know that it has been this way for some time now?
Art and Allied Health building officially opens
With a scissors snip Oct. 1, Pierce College President Patrick Schmitt officially added a little more drama on campus
English just got trickier
Students will have a permanent home for the pool table and entertainment systems. Class room
WASSUP with our soda pop?
Congratulations for the men’s basketball team were cut short when it was announced that the
Sound Transit partnership derailed
Student fees were expected to go down in 2011 as the third phase of Sound
Plastic makes more cents
The recession plagued economy that the world is facing is affecting everyone. The United States
New security on campus
Due to recent security risks occurring on campus in the past couple of months, TSA