‘Everyday Urbanism’ offers vendors architectural marvels
Margret Crawford Creator of “Everyday Urbanism,” an architecture style, said the exterior of Los Angeles could be more unique.
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College Corps encourages civic engagement
The College Corps invited students to participate in democracy by serving their communities.
Native erasure highlighted at town hall
The last racial equity and social justice town hall for the semester focused on creating awareness of the unique challenges faced by Native communities.
LACCD is offering its nine campuses free 2-year tuition
The Townhall with Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon and Los Angeles Community College District leadership focused on community college student enrollment and financial support.
Dr. Ellen Ochoa’s shares her Pathway to STEM
The first Hispanic woman to travel to space, Dr. Ellen Ochoa, joined the East Los Angeles College Town Hall Series to discuss racial and gender biases in the science field. Dr. Ochoa shared some of her college experiences including being discriminated against by professors and feeling unrepresented in the science field.
Virtual lavender graduation celebrates LGBTQ+ students this week
Los Angeles Community College District held its third Lavender Graduation this week.
ELAC students awarded Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarships
Three East Los Angeles College students received scholarships from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation.
Health Center offers virtual workshop on mental health
The East Los Angeles College’s Student Health Center held another virtual Mental Health Workshop focusing on depression, stress and anxiety. The workshop took place on Nov. 24th, 12:00 p.m. -1:00 p. m.
Film gives insight on historical tragedy
By: Annette Lesure East Los Angeles College held a screening of “For Rosa,” a film inspired by the Madrigal Ten, a group of women unknowingly castrated during childbirth on Nov. 18. Boyd-Batstone is a Masters of Fine Arts graduate from the USC School of Cinematic Arts. She said she wanted to share this film to honor the Madrigal Ten and the many other women whose voices were never heard. ELAC’s…
ASU meeting introduces recently approved clubs
Five new clubs were chartered during Friday’s East Los Angeles Student Union meeting. One of the newly chartered clubs, the ISA will serve with the purpose to help international students adapt to a new lifestyle in America. It will serve to enhance their chances of being accepted to Cal States, UCs, and other universities. ISA plans on meeting Friday afternoons.