Vampire Weekend returns after six-year hiatus
Vampire Weekend returned with “Father of the Bride,” an 18-song album, six years after their last album release.
Pup Edition
Once every spring and fall semester, the second-to-last issue of Campus News is written, produced, edited, and photographed by the Journalism 101 class at East Los Angeles College.
BTS takes the stage on their “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” World Tour
BTS, a k-pop group, performed an exciting, one-of-a-kind show, despite the language barrier between English and Korean. The sold out concert,part of the “Love Yourself: Speak Yourself” world tour,. was full of over 60,000 fans that were eager to see the group.
Foxily Architects inspire Vince Price Museum
Juintow Lin and Michael Fox from Foxlin Architects, sparked inspiration at ELAC’s Vincent Price Museum to showcase new architecture projects and sustainable designs.
ELAC partners with middle schools to expose higher education
East Los Angeles College has a partnership with local middle and high schools to expose students to higher education at an early stage in students’ academics studies.
OPINION: Students want more benches around campus for relaxation
One thought that always runs through my mind when I walk to class or when I’m walking to the parking structure, I constantly wish there were more seats to relax in for a second before I run off to my next deed. If you look around the busiest part.
ELAC play in CCCAA Badminton Tournament and loose
Badmnton ended their participation in the California Community College Atlethic Association badminton tournamentearly within a loss against City College of San Francisco on Saturday at Pasadena City College.
Professors organize panel on impeachment process
East Los Angeles College professors hosted a panel on impeachment and its process on Thursday.
The panel, which was part of the Social Science Lecture Series, included U.S. history professors Steve Wardinski and Carlos Ramirez and political science professors, Kenneth Chaiprasert and Rogelio Garcia.
Music advisers share their experiences
The Guild of Music Supervisors, a non-profit organization collaborated with East Los Angeles College to bring opportunities to students.
ELAC Music Department has provided opportunities year-round to students that are taking music courses for a general requirement, students that are majoring in music and for the Applied Music students.
Governor Newsom budget changes increase education
Governor Gavin Newsom released the revised budget proposal on Thursday that would increase the amount of funding going into education.
Local businesses give huskies job opportunities
The Hire-A-Husky Job Fair on Wednesday offered opportunities for students to find employment and internships while simultaneously pursuing their education. The fair took place at East Los Angeles College’s South Gate campus.