LGBTQ+ hosts Zoom to discuss polite terminology
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer Center invited students via Zoom to discuss and inform students about the LGBTQ+ community.
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UndocuHuskies provide students a safe space
Undocumented students at East Los Angeles College have a safe space to express themselves, get scholastic information and a sense of camaraderie in the UndocuHuskies Club.
Newsom signs higher education bill
A set of new bills signed by Governor Gavin Newsom aim to make college more affordable and accessible.
Save time, money through career clarity with CAPS
East Los Angeles College students can use the Career and Academic Pathways site to figure out the right career path for them.
Newsom signs bill to end college student hunger
Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill (AB) 396 to help feed thousands of California students struggling to put food on the table.
Volunteer work available at LAC+USC Medical Center
The Career and Jobs Services department gave students access to volunteer opportunities in the medical services community. On Thursday, the LAC+USC Medical Center took part in East Los Angeles College’s monthly “Employer Meet & Greet” over Zoom to discuss the process of applying and onboarding for volunteer work at it’s facility.
LACCD connects with MasterCard to helps students financially
All nine of the Los Angeles Community Colleges gathered together for a financial literacy fair Friday.
BAC discusses allocation of remaining $28 million budget
East Los Angeles College budget committee focused on the allocation of funds still available as part of the school’s annual budget. There is an estimated $28 million remaining in the budget that needs to be spent or it will get sent back to the state by the end of the year.
UMOJA connects students with scholarships
In keeping with the “Umoja spirit,” The East Los Angeles College Umoja Community hosted two scholarship workshops Thursday on Zoom. Meaning “unity” in Swahili, the Umoja Community is a global group of educators who work together in order to inspire and uplift students of African descent.
Cabrillo College hires De La Cerda despite open case
Paul De La Cerda, former East Los Angeles College Foundation Dean who is being investigated by the Sheriff’s department, has been hired as a Vice President of Instruction at Cabrillo College.