By Vienna Miller Staff writer After much anticipation for anime fans, “Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run” has returned for its second episode following a hiatus and pressure  from fans.  The episode featured Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppelli continuing their journey to the second stage of the race. In the first stage Zeppeli lost to […]

By Angel Vallin Staff writer ELAC volleyball put up little resistance against the smothering offense of Pasadena City College, losing in three straight sets last Wednesday. The Pasadena Lancers swept ELAC 25-6, 25-16, 25-14 with their relentless serving. That wrecked the Huskies’ passing at home and forced their offense to be out of system all […]

By Rafael Ontiveros Staff writers Friday evening started with the four forfeits or rather an announcement: the names of each match-up for the night and the four forfeits men’s wrestling would have to overcome, with a 24 point deficit to win.  The 30-28 score showed the adversity the team had overcome despite forfeits handing Cuesta […]

By Vienna Miller Staff writer Netflix’s miniseries adapted from a 1952 John Steinbeck classic “East of Eden,” uses its star-studded cast for a whirlwind tale that spans multiple generations of family. The show focuses on the Steinbeck drama of the same name, adapted by Zoe Kazan, granddaughter of Elia Kazan, who created the 1955 “East […]

By Ariana Maldonado Staff writer Photographer and East Los Angeles College alumna Laura Aguilar, who died at 58 in 2018, is exhibited at the J. Paul Getty Museum until January.  Aguilar is featured among four other photographers at the “Every Minute is History: Five Views of Los Angeles” exhibition. The works of photographers Reynaldo Rivera, […]

By Alexandria Washington Staff Writer Anida Yoeu Ali opened her exhibition “The Buddhist Bug” at the Vincent Price Art Museum on Sep. 26, in hopes to bridge gaps between communities. Before visitors were let inside, there was a spoken blessing by Khmer Monks and dance performance by traditional Cambodian dancers. As soon as the crowd […]

By Rafael Ontiveros Staff writer The Center for Global Education and Engagement seeks students for a new study abroad program in Yucatan, Mexico. The 10-day program will be paired with a directed study from the Anthropology 185 course from Jan. 14 to Jan. 24, 2027.  The number of applicants is a maximum of 18 people, […]

By Tiffany Ramirez Staff writer Survivors turned painful experiences into a call for action at the Mujeres de Paz vigil and march on Thursday, urging others to break their silence surrounding domestic violence. Before the Aztecs performed Danza Azteca, they led the march from the corner of Mednick Avenue to the S2 Quad. Danza Azteca […]