College Corps encourages civic engagement
The College Corps invited students to participate in democracy by serving their communities.
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.
Husky Food Pantry aids students
The Husky Snack Shack is a free food pantry focused on fighting food insecurity for students currently enrolled at East Los Angeles College.
Native erasure highlighted at town hall
The last racial equity and social justice town hall for the semester focused on creating awareness of the unique challenges faced by Native communities.
ELAC celebrates student-athletes
East Los Angeles College faculty and students gathered together at the front of the school to celebrate the athletes from the spring and fall season on Thursday.
Women’s Waterpolo struggles in the season due to COVID-19
COVID-19 had a toe on the East Los Angeles College women’s water polo team. It was a hard season for the team. The Huskies finished the season with a 1-17 record.
Netflix documentary creates a platform for victims of Catholic Priest
“Procession” is a documentary that is impactful and focuses on the darkness that some have experienced with Catholic priests“Procession” begins with a video from a press conference in Kansas City, Missouri in August 2018.
‘Tiger King 2’ debuts on Netflix and underwhelms viewers
“Tiger King 2” is plotless and repetitive as the cast is consistent in looping around the same reasoning and quarrels throughout the season.Season one was the craze during the pandemic.
Tick, Tick…Boom!’ tells the life story of an aspiring composer
The autobiographical musical “Tick, Tick…Boom!” tells the story of playwright Jonathan Larson, based on the year he turned 30 and his struggles as an artist.The story begins with a 29-year old writer in 1990, who turns 30 in a couple of days and questions his career choices of aspiring to be a musical composer in New York City.
Ghostbuster big screening debut
Sequels can be great. Sequels can also be awful, but this sequel was not only great, but it was also cute, cheesy, and great at the same time. “Who you going to call?”Yeah, you know where that’s from, the one and only “Ghostbusters” franchise.
ELAC theater prepares for in-person annual spring production
East Los Angeles College’s theater club The Performance East Club proved they live by the phrase the show must go on.Even with the COVID-19 outbreak shutting down campus last year, the club found a way to continue holding meetings by going virtual.