Students need earlier computer science education
Computer science class shortages are extremely detrimental.
Opinion
DACA deemed illegal, recipients shouldn’t be worried
The federal judge’s ruling declaring a revised version of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals was wrong but recipients shouldn’t be worried too much.
Adults leave college to support themselves
Students ages 20 to 30 are leaving community colleges for a multitude of reasons including financial concerns and work-related reasons.
Tacos to free up student worries
Tacos are a perfect combination of affordability and variety.
Speed cameras bill presented will do harm
California Bill AB 645, will potentially create a vast increase in traffic because of the speed safety laws it would introduce. This bill will negatively impact many drivers.
Support for Governor Newsom diminishes
Governor Gavin Newsom has shown himself to be an enemy of progress, with his actions over this last weekend with his veto of Senate Bill 799 and his appointment of Laphonza Butler to the United States Senate.
Tuition increase weighs down students
The California State University board of trustees decision to increase tuition will do more harm than good.
Students deserve chance to perfect their grades
Assembly Bill 811 would allow students to repeat courses they already took at community colleges for skill-building and life-long learning.
District breaking language barriers for students
The Los Angeles Community College District is breaking barriers by adding classes that will be taught in foreign languages such as Spanish.
Ohio Republican Senator downplays science
Republican Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio fueled mask misinformation during his introduction of the “Freedom to Breathe Act” on Sept. 7, putting people at risk and sowing doubt in proven science.