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.
Colleges gather at ELAC campus for transfer fair
Sixty-five colleges visited the East Los Angeles College campus at the University Transfer Fair to connect with students who are interested in transferring.
ELAC campuses experience two sexual batteries
East Los Angeles College has had two sexual battery incidents occur in the first two weeks of instruction with one at the Monterey Park campus and one at the South Gate Center.
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.
Netflix show leaves viewers with uncomfortable vibe
Netflix’s current number one show is “DAHMER Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” and it’s quite disturbing.
Women’s center warns of the dangers of stalking
East Los Angeles Women’s Center advocate, Gabby Orozco, taught students that stalking is a behavior in which a victim has their safety (or their family’s safety) threatened when they are willfully and maliciously followed or harassed.
New funding helps high school students transition
California Representative Judy Chu presented a $200,000 check to the East Los Angeles College Family and Community Engagement Services program on August 26.
Newsom rejects bill for students
Governor Gavin Newsom made the wrong decision in rejecting Assembly 1919 which provided for free student public transit.
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.
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.