News and Updates

Pierce College EDI CARES launched six different culturally empowering summer camps to meet the needs of high school age youth in Pierce County in 2021, and is offering more camps in summer 2022.

Pierce College’s Marketing and Communications team recently received recognition from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) Paragon Awards competition.

As a longtime principal in local schools, Lisa Boyd is proud to join Pierce College’s Board of Trustees during an important time for the college.

The Aspen Institute announced 25 semifinalists for the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, adding a new milestone in the award selection process.

Pierce College English Prof. Vernon Ng remembers growing up, sitting cross legged in front of the TV, watching Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune just about every night.

Pierce College’s Veterinary Technology program is holding its annual pet adoption event this April to find adoptive homes for the dogs and cats that have been used in student training over the past year.

In recognition of their high academic achievements, five Pierce College students were recently named to the All-Washington Academic Team.

When Joshua Brown retired from a distinguished 26-year career in the Army, he was ready for his next chapter.

Chancellor and CEO Michele L. Johnson, Ph.D. has appointed Matthew A. Campbell, Ed.D. to serve as the interim president of Pierce College Puyallup.

In recognition of Pierce College’s dedication and service to the military community, the Council of College and Military Educators (CCME) has named the college the recipient of the 2022 Institution Award.