The Dead of the Night

Evolution is one of many theoretical debates on the origin of life. One thing that can be said and holds true to almost everyone is that the human skeleton isn’t easy to understand.

Students who take the Anthropology 111 lab class at night have to observe and measure everything, from differences in skull sizes to seeing how big a toe is.

Just knowing something as simple as the shape and size of teeth can give anthropologists an idea about what our ancestors once ate.

With the combination of Anthropology 101, this laboratory class can be taken to complete general education requirements in biological science.

Pulitzer Prize winner reveals the truth in war

Award winning photojournalist, with a career spanning five decades, to students who are pursuing photography in the room.

Famed photojournalist Nick Ut, did something most people couldn’t by capturing the essence of a warzone through his artistry.

Vietnam and started his career as a war photographer when he was 16 years old.

Children screaming in terror, a mother holding her lifeless child in her arms, Vietnam soldiers in battle.

The Pierce College Media Arts department welcomed the Pulitzer Prize-Winning photographer for their latest speaker series at the Faculty and Staff Center Thursday, April 18. Ut is originally from