When Lynn Hang failed out of the nursing program at East Los Angeles College, she went through the college’s grievance process and said the Nursing Department shared information from documents in the grievance with fellow students.
ELAC Men’s wrestling hosts The Brawl
The men’s wrestling team hosted “The Brawl” with 14 teams in attendance. It was a mix of junior colleges, universities and a club team that was not affiliated with a school.
SB 799 to allow union workers unemployment benefits
Senate Bill 799, would allow union workers who have been on strike for at least two weeks to qualify for unemployment benefits.

Students present research at symposium
The UCLA/ELAC Pathway into Inclusive Ocean Research funded by Califonia Sea Grant had a Sea Grant symposium on Friday in the Multipurpose Room, where students talked about their research findings and experiences with the program.

Arctic Chill prepares students for winter, spring semester
Connecting with students and preparing them for the winter and spring terms at the Arctic Chill event hosted by the South Gate campus.
LATTC avoids class cuts
Los Angeles Trade Technical College had concerns over funds that would affect students and departments as a whole.

Character development takes over season
“Loki” season two, is a talk fest with amazing character development ending it on a high note.

Bill provides media literacy education for students
Media literacy being taught in schools is a good way to help society. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 873 on Oct. 13.

Society needs healthy social media habits
Several reports have studied the negative effects social media is having on society, but there are ways to use it in a healthy manner.
Smart holiday giving for loved ones
Always be careful with how much you spend when you’re doing your Christmas shopping.
It can get crazy around the holidays. People rush out for decorations and gifts for family and friends.

‘A Christmas Carol’ gives audience mixed emotions
The nonstop up-and-down with emotion, “A Christmas Carol” was performed by the ELAC Theater Department in the P2 Black Box Theater this weekend.