Club aspires to save the planet
The Church of God supported ASEZ Club is actively starting a chapter of this world-wide earth- protecting club at East Los Angeles College campus.
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Workshop to provide empowerment tools
The Dream Resource Center is holding free self-empowerment workshops next Tuesday and Wednesday for all students.
Communist group encourages revolt
Members of the Revolution Communist Party came to East Los Angeles College to recruit students for a communist revolution to overthrow the government.
Bill to house students in Parking Lot postponed until 2020
California Assemblymember Marc Berman (D-Palo ALTO) has decided to postpone a proposed law that would require community colleges to permit students facing homelessness to use parking lots located on campuses to sleep in their cars.
NetTutor arrives at ELAC
By Melisa Valenzuela Free help is a click away for new and returning students in the Los Angeles Community College District through the NetTutor online tutoring service. Tutoring is available for English, Math, English as a Second Language, Statistics and First Year Experience classes. Twenty-four with in-person tutoring during regular campus hours throughout the year, because we want our students to succeed and to have the best higher education experience…
Mental illness and mass shootings not linked
A correlation between mental illness and mass shootings exists, but the Psi Beta Club made it clear that it isn’t always the direct cause.
Learning Assistance Center ceases tutoring appointments
The news that the Learning Assistance Center will no longer be having tutoring appointments for Math or English, left them feeling blindsided since they had no warning about the change.
Veteran event reveals needed resources
The Veterans Resource Center brought county services to inform veterans of the benefits of being a part of the armed forces. Various universities also attended the event to highlight the details of transferring to four-year schools and the options veterans have in doing so.
Governor Newsom amends College Promise
Governor Gavin Newsom announced a change to the College Promise, from one year to two years tuition, during an event at East Los Angeles College on Aug. 29.
Camera system requires more attention
East Los Angeles College has over 400 functioning security cameras throughout the campus, with a majority of them being digital in quality. With the fall season starting and day turning to night sooner, the idea of safety is paramount.