District mathematics chair launches fight against AB1705
Assembly Bill 1705 is making its way through the California state legislature and if passed, will require new community college students to start in transfer English and Math courses.
Annette Quijada
ELAC honors students accepted at conference
Three East Los Angeles College students, Evelyn Martinez, Jocelyn Hernandez and Cynthia Solis applied to the 21st Annual Honors Transfer Council of California Research Conference and they all got in.
Healthcare workers continue fight for health care for all
Healthcare workers came together for the event, “Healthcare is a Human Right,” to promote AB-1400 and the steps needed to be able to give healthcare to all.
“The Power of the Dog” takes a look at toxic masculinity
Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog,” is exceptional.
A dark western film is filled with toxic masculinity along with childhood trauma and this is topped off with outstanding cinematography.
Alberto Roman featured in 4th Annual Political Science Fair
East Los Angeles College President Alberto Román was featured in ELAC’s 4th Annual Political Science Career Fair on Thursday.
Pour-Khorshid talks healing from trauma, toxicity in workshop
Dr. Farima Pour-Khorshid facilitated a workshop discussion about healing called, “Tending to the Wounds of Racial Trauma and Social Toxicity.”
Black athletes struggles showcased in new documentary
Colin Kaepernick’s coming-of-age docuseries “Colin in Black and White” follows the heart-wrenching experiences growing up as a black teenage boy, which led him to become an activist.
Transfer resources available for undocumented
East Los Angeles College invited California State University, Los Angeles Dream Resource Center to speak to undocumented students about the transfer process on Thursday.
Tony Leung stars in new inclusive Marvel film “Shang-Chi”
“Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings” opens a new perspective for what the Marvel Cinematic Universe could become as they continue to develop more films involving people of color.
Film showcases fight against worldwide female exploitation
“I am All Girls” tackles the important subject of child sex trafficking with great sensitivity. Director Donovan Marsh’s storytelling is emotional without being completely explicit or exploitative about the matter.