Student success is the result of plenty of sleep
College campuses should have a nap room available for students to enjoy and get some rest throughout the day.
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Campus trees still go unreplaced for decades
Last month, Campus News reported an assignment given by Geology Professor Tiffany Seeley to her students, mapping the trees removed from campus due to the new construction.
ELAC campus news takes a dive back to the history of Roe V. Wade
Politico reported Monday that it obtained a copy of the draft majority opinion, written by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, effectively overturning Roe vs. Wade.
Workshop on the topic of campus sexual assault held by SAAVE
The Sexual Assault Awareness Violence Education Team (SAAVE) hosted a workshop about the sexual violence college students face last Wednesday.
Student housing discussed at town hall
East Los Angeles College President Alberto J. Roman and Chair of Social Science Marcel Morales, co-hosted a Town Hall and discussing student housing and updates on campus facilities.
Cheer team stands firm on their belief that cheerleading is a sport
The life of a cheerleader is more serious than you think. Valerie Lugo, a cheerleader at ELAC, said cheerleading isn’t considered “sport enough” to be added to the ELAC athletic department.
ASU meeting puts focus on food pantry funding
The Associated Student Union board approved a reduction of funds for the food pantry February 24.
ELAC names library for former instructor, artist
East Los Angeles College dedicated its library to Helen Miller Bailey who served as chairperson of the Social Science department from 1946 to 1974.
ELAC vaccination guidelines should strike religious reasons for exemptions
East Los Angeles College’s new guidelines to be allowed on campus are good, but could be better. ELAC’s new policy says that in order to be allowed on campus, students and staff must show proof of vaccination. This is good, but ELAC will still allow medical and religious exemptions.
Meet the new president and vice president elects
Incumbent Vice President Rosa Mendoza and ASU Senator Michelle Dang are now President-elect and Vice President of Finance-elect after winning their respective East Los Angeles College Associated Student Union elections. Mendoza defeated Chief Delegate Paul Medina. In the election for Vice President of Finance, ASU Senator Michelle Dang was declared the winner. The candidate who placed first, Lizeth Huerta, withdrew from the election last month. Dang placed second and Michael Graham placed third. The office of President and Vice President of Finance were the only offices that had multiple candidates running.