Students who are on track to graduate spring, summer or fall quarter have enough on their plate to worry about: transferring, fighting off “senioritis” in order to finish with strong grades and a little thing called the future. Preparing for a graduation ceremony might just slip their minds.

With the always festive Cinco de Mayo still fresh in our minds, it was appropriate that I eat at one of the many autobuses de tacos in Puyallup. Specifically, the Los Amigos Taqueria is a small, humble bus parked at Meridian Avenue and 120th Street East.

Many Pierce students have a variety of cultures represented in their homes, often more than what could be seen by outsiders.

Megan Hesketh, 17, has a heart of gold when it comes to helping others.

People know how to interact with, or more specifically avoid, the paperboy handing out newspapers to passerby. Based on my observations manning the Puyallup Post table, I determined what body language was taboo and what was not.

Genevieve Huard reveals the irritating habits of Facebook users

There’s a battle ground on campus. A place where tempers run high, risks are taken and people’s luck runs out. I like to refer to this place as the parking lot.

With so much time spent with your fellow students and faculty, it’s important to know some of the things that annoy your comrade jailbirds.

With attention grabbing interludes and inspiring lyrics, The Ongoing is an alternative band comprised of four members. Two attend Pierce College.

The odds have certainly been in The Hunger Games favor since it made its tremendous debut from book to theaters on March 21, 2012.