Christian Castellanos

Dec 7, 2024 | theroundupnews.com | Christian Castellanos

With each game of football, the chances of a player getting hurt increases, even as new technology claims to protect against the risk of injury. Football is not a safe sport, and there should be more protections to ensure the health of players. A serious issue comes up with any topic of contact sport — head injuries.

Nov 20, 2024 | theroundupnews.com | Christian Castellanos

Car culture in Los Angeles presents plenty of issues for the average driver. Reckless driving is a prevalent problem in areas within a mile of college campuses. Pierce College has had accidents occuring in the same intersection in 2017, 2022 and 2024 open a discussion about how to deal with safety for drivers and pedestrians around campus. While driving around Pierce college is in itself risky, and can be costly to the average student, installing speed cameras is not the answer.

Nov 20, 2024 | theroundupnews.com | Christian Castellanos

The Brahmas won their season finale with a 3-1 score against the Oxnard College Condors on Friday, Nov. 15. Their season record was 5-13. For Head Coach Julio Castillo, it was a “well deserved win” for the team, which started two years ago after the program was shelved for 43 years. “They worked hard. They gave everything they had for this program,” said Castillo, who mentioned the sophomores on the team. “It was a special day for them. I think they deserve it.

May 29, 2024 | theroundupnews.com | Christian Castellanos

No crimes were reported between May 20-26, 2024. The crime log is made publicly available at the Pierce College Sheriff’s Office. No se reportaron crímenes para la semana del 20 al 26 de mayo. El registro de delitos está disponible públicamente en la Oficina del Sheriff de Pierce College.

May 22, 2024 | theroundupnews.com | Christian Castellanos

Pierce College’s founder completed his vision of teaching about agriculture when the Clarence W. Pierce School of Agriculture opened its doors to its first class of students in 1947. But now, more than 75 years later, a piece of his vision for Pierce has become murkier. Recommendations discussed in a February Academic Senate meeting are being considered to help sustain the future of the Equine Science program on campus.