Online Editor Cafecito event educates voters
The Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán club and Inner City Struggle held the Cafecito + Voter guide on Oct. 15 to prepare students for the November election.
Resource fair gives back to veterans
With Veterans Day coming up East Los Angeles College is providing more for those who served.
Celebration of life invites vulnerability
The Latinx Completion and Transfer Academy hosted a celebration of life event on Thursday for Día de Los Muertos, providing support through community.
TAP card returns after uncertainty
The TAP GoPass program has returned after uncertainty about its future during the spring semester.
Changes in animation curriculum cause confusion
The Animation Department has published four new academic pathways, replacing previous ones and sparking confusion among students.
‘Your vote. Your voice.’ provides guidance
East Los Angeles College students discussed items on the ballot for California’s coming midterm election at the “Your vote. Your voice.” on Oct.13.
Red flag, green flag workshop recognizes domestic abuse
By Rafael OntiverosStaff Writer Lisamarie Moreno, a student advocate, led a workshop on recognizing the patterns of domestic abuse and examining harmful behaviors in relationships. During the session, Moreno discussed the cycle of abuse and how to identify it. “I am an advocate for people who have experienced abuse; as a survivor myself, I believe […]
English department promotes student resources
By Emily KwanStaff Writer The English Department Open House helped students in literature courses and introduced several amenities on Oct. 6. The event served as a way to build community by helping students get to know their English professors. Students were also able to explore department resources and learn about classes that meet the English […]
Students celebrate identity at coming out day
By Alexandria WashingtonStaff Writer The Husky Pride Center hosted a coming out day where LGBTQ+ students gathered and shared their stories on Thursday. Videos of people explaining their coming out stories played in the background. Attendee Ashley Torres explained that her family had many queer members. One of whom was her cousin Dez C, whom […]
Domestic violence 101: students learn the warning signs
By Celeste AlvarezStaff Writer In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Women’s Center informed students on domestic violence on Oct. 8. Some of the things that were brought up were the warning signs of domestic violence, provided services and options victims can use if needed. “People are experiencing (domestic abuse), but sometimes they don’t […]