Less time for sleep and more sunlight throughout the day can only mean one thing, daylight saving time.
Daylight saving time sprung us forward this past Sunday leaving us without an additional hour to sleep.
Students Need to Control Cell Phone Usage
If the first thing you reach for when you wake up in the morning is your phone, you may be one of the people who needs to break away from their enslavement to technology.
SB 291 approval will grant students extra cash
Senate Bill 291 would create a new program of financial aid that would help cover the total cost of attending school, not just tuition.
Language lab temporarily relocates due to Flood
The East Los Angeles College Modern Language Lab has been forced to conduct activities in the Learning Center because of a drainage pipe problem.
Baseball falls short at the mound
East Los Angeles College was bested by Cerritos College on Friday at Kincaid Field 6-4. Cerritos came into the game with a 1-12 overall record, but proved to be nothing but numbers.
Badminton loses nail biter
East Los Angeles College was defeated in a badminton match by El Camino College 11 sets to 10.
Women’s basketball absorbs the pressure
Women’s basketball advanced to the State Final Championship Bracket tournament with a dominant 78-53 win over Pasadena City College at home on Saturday.
Modern-rock giant disappoints after five years of waiting
The Black Keys are back after a five year hiatus with their new single, “Lo/Hi,” but it’s boring, underwhelming and wasn’t worth the wait.
VPAM hosts ‘edit-a-thon’
The Vincent Price Art Museum held the annual Arts+Feminism ‘edit-a-thon’ on March 9.
Attendees created and/or edited articles on Latinx Women+Non Binary Artists.
Students collaborate for Festival of the Arts
East Los Angeles College will host the Festival of the Arts on March 21 – 23 at the Plaza of the Arts near the Vincent Price Art Museum.