College campus have safe space for LGTBQ+ community
The LGBTQ+ center provides aid and a welcoming atmosphere for all LGBTQ+ students and individuals.
Pup Edition
Once every spring and fall semester, the second-to-last issue of Campus News is written, produced, edited, and photographed by the Journalism 101 class at East Los Angeles College.
Wildfire smoke affects human health
Between the months of July through November it is wildfire season. Wildfire season directly and indirectly harms human health.
Transfer mentor wants to help students for a better future
Former East Los Angeles College student and current transfer mentor Bianca Trevizo empowers students who come from underprivileged communities and helps them further their education.
Respawn: Game Club’s impact on students’ lives
The first rule of Game Club is: never talk about Game Club. Beginning as a small group of students with no faculty adviser, East Los Angeles College Game Club has grown to become a welcoming club that encourages socialization through video games.
Wrestler takes third place at The Brawl
The Brawl returned to East Los Angeles College as 12 colleges competed in 10 weight classes in search of winning the first-place medal.
Production manager preps for ‘The Country Wife’
ELAC professor Francois-Pierre Couture dedicated his days teaching students about the theater setup. Couture is currently in duel roles as the Scenic and Lighting Director as well as production manager.
VPAM’s ‘New Voices’ emerges in Art Exhibition
“New Voices” showcase became a significant part of the 2022 District Wide Juried Student Art Exhibition arranged by the Vincent Price Art Museum and Los Angeles Community College District.
Enrollment fees reduce student enrollment
Enrollment fees stand in the way of low-income students furthering their education.
East Los Angeles: Gentrification in the name of beautification
Gentrification is not that good because this requires the cost of East Los Angeles’ communities to inflate in price.
‘Everyday Urbanism’ offers vendors architectural marvels
Margret Crawford Creator of “Everyday Urbanism,” an architecture style, said the exterior of Los Angeles could be more unique.