Sexual assault prevented by increasing awareness
The Sexual Assault Awareness Violence Education team provides information to East Los Angeles College students focusing on both precaution and intervention of sexual violence in student’s lives.
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Judge says AB 705 delays student progress
Data shows growing inequality across Los Angeles Community College District schools due to the implementation of AB 705 by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office.
Psychology Department rallies current, former students to cover possible majors
The East Los Angeles College Psychology Department had former students tell their stories about having continued in their chosen major.
Student Nurse Association club not suspended
The East Los Angeles College Student Nurse Association Club charter was up for suspension during Friday’s Associated Student Union meeting.
Workshop spreads awareness on sexual assault in Greek life
East Los Angeles Women’s Center had students to learn more about issues that can affect students’ lives.
Campus holds healing circle
A healing circle held today and Friday outside the Ernest H. Moreno E3 building gave students, faculty and staff a chance to share feelings and emotions, after an East Los Angeles College Student fell from the building Tuesday.
Student falls five stories on campus
An East Los Angeles College Asian female student, 19, fell in what sheriffs have called a possible suicide attempt from the fifth floor south west corner balcony of the Ernest H. Moreno E3 building Tuesday. The fall was between the ELAC Student Services E1 building and the E3 building.
Mental health stigma reduced when experiences are openly shared
Understanding the signs of mental illness and how to help those with it, is an important step in mental illness distinction.
Police violence takes a toll as trauma
Roberto “Dr. Cintli” Rodriguez knows the consequences and problems that come when a traumatic event happen at a young age, and how to work through it.
Central American Resource Center offers legal services for students
Undocumented college students can legally travel abroad through the Advance Parole program.