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.
Jonathan Bermudez
Batman makes his return to the big screen in ‘The Batman’
Director Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” is the best Batman movie to grace the screen for it is dark, serious, intense and is visually stunning.
ELAC student in army reserves shares her story
Josselin Badilla is an East Los Angeles College student who joined the U.S. Army reserves officially on Feb. 2.
Since she was a child, she always wanted to join the army.
She was in the Junior Reserve Officer Corp in high school and Reserve Officer Corp at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
To protect and serve, the US Army needs to get vaccinated
By December 15, all members of the U.S Army need to be fully vaccinated, and I support it.
New COVID guidelines cause confusion on mask mandate
The Center for Disease Control published new guidelines last tuesday for people who are fully vaccinated. These guidelines state that people who are fully vaccinated can participate in “normal” activities after two weeks, if they show no symptoms after getting the second dose.
LA community colleges open up wifi hotspots
All Los Angeles Community College campus may now provide WiFi hotspots at their parking spaces. The LACCD has received the green light from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to provide WiFi hotspots on campus parking lots.
LACCD enrollment drops during pandemic
Enrollment is down across all nine Los Angeles Community College District schools. With the exception of Los Angeles City College, all LACCD colleges are experiencing a 10% decrease, at least, in enrollment when comparing Fall 2020 to Fall 2019.
Xbox pricing misstep
Xbox tweeted out the official prices for the new Xbox Series X along with release date.
To my surprise, it’s about $55 cheaper than last generation Xbox to come out.
OPINION: College program destroys college experience
The College Promise program ruins the college experience that new students should have for themselves.
The program gives first-year students two free years of college with other benefits.
New bill causes students to drop out
Students of East Los Angeles College are dropping out of math classes due to Assembly Bill 705, which takes away remedial classes for transfer classes.