Injured defensive player back in action
Defensive starter Luis Zometa suffered a concussion during the first half of the September 16 Cypress Vs Huskies game.
Campus News
COVID-19 lessons not applied to monkeypox
As the United States is coming to terms with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, we need to learn from our past mistakes as Monkeypox disease spreads.
More than a dozen clubs kick off club rush week virtually
Club leaders gathered virtually Monday to share details about the different clubs on campus during Club Rush Week.
Monkeypox affecting Black, Latino communities at higher rates
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and local medical providers are trying to reconcile the disparity of resources and accessibility to Latino, Black and other minority communities when it comes to battling monkeypox.
Men’s soccer struggle on offense
Cypress College gave East Los Angeles College’s soccer team it’s second straight loss.
The streak continues: Huskies improve 5-0
Incredible teamwork from the Huskies Women’s volleyball team gave them their fifth win against Cerritos College.
ViaCare imparts self-love tools on students
The East Los Angeles College Student Health Center held an event over Zoom that focused on helping students learn to love themselves. Martha Mejia, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker from ViaCare, led the hour-long workshop.
Campus cafeteria should return to full service
The cafeteria must return to full service as it provides a place for students to eat, study and socialize. The kitchen at one’s home is often the busiest place and it’s no secret, before the pandemic, the school cafeteria was the same.
Academic Senate aims to reassign catalogs
Academic Senate President Jeffrey Hernandez implored President Alberto Román to reassign catalog responsibilities to Dean Kerrin McMahan instead of Dean Djuradj Babic in an email sent September 14.
Campus News printer closes after 44 years
After 44 years in the business, News Publishers Press is closing down. According to Prepress Supervisor Joven Calingo, the Covid-19 pandemic had a negative impact on the printing business in general, affecting many printers locally. Rising costs also had a major impact.