Pitcher Amaya Zaldivar examines her perfect game
Softball starting pitcher Amaya Zaldivar shined as she completed a perfect five-inning game against Compton College on March 8. The final score was 10-0.
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Puppy helps students with managing stress, provides emotional support
Located on the E3 building second floor in the Learning Center is a new furry staff member that provides students with emotional support.
Editorial: Keep parking for students free
For nearly three years, parking on campus has been free for all students and it should remain free.
New Umoja office assists African American students
Black History Month at East Los Angeles College began this year with an open house of the ELAC Umoja Community office, designed to assist African-American and Black students with resources available on campus.
Donation drive aids Syria, Turkey
A donation drive gathered supplies to help those in Syria and Turkey following the earthquake on February 6.
Enrollment fair highlights student services
The in-person Huskies Enrollment Fair, January 28 and February 4, focused on helping students gain access to East Los Angeles College Student Services resources for student success.
Automobile Technology Department awarded $10,000 grant
East Los Angeles College’s Automobile Technology Department received a $10,000 grant from the Greater Los Angeles New Car Dealership Association GLANCDA.
Huskies enrollment fair highlights Student Services
The in-person Huskies Enrollment Fair, January 28 and February 4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., is focused on helping students gain access to East Los Angeles College Student Services resources for student success. Resources include registering for Spring courses, finishing applications for new students and showcasing the colleges various academic and discipline courses and certifications.
Villanueva under investigation for campaign donations
Formal Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is under investigation after soliciting campaign donations from deputies.
South Gate enrollment fair
Various programs, including NEXT up program which focuses on foster youths, were present at the South Gate Educational Center’s enrollment fair Wednesday.