Three items approved during budget meeting
A total of $60,000 in funds were reallocated to the Associated Student Union Huskie Food Pantry, the ASU Book Rental and the South Gate giveaway during a Budget Academic Committee meeting on May 14.
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Associated Student Union welcomes new clubs
Associate Student Union chartered two new clubs and approved new funds during a meeting on Friday.
Students to vote on Associated Student Union representative
Students at East Los Angeles College will be able to vote in the upcoming elections starting on Monday April 26.
Future of in-person classes at ELAC
Plans for a return to in-person classes are being assessed for safety protocols and include unique plans for each different class coming back in the fall.
ASU meeting introduces recently approved clubs
Five new clubs were chartered during Friday’s East Los Angeles Student Union meeting. One of the newly chartered clubs, the ISA will serve with the purpose to help international students adapt to a new lifestyle in America. It will serve to enhance their chances of being accepted to Cal States, UCs, and other universities. ISA plans on meeting Friday afternoons.
Seminar teaches self-defense, confidence
Jiu-jitsu instructors taught a self-defense seminar Tuesday in response to an assault reported over the summer.
Student tutoring still on campus
Vice president of liberal arts and science Ruben Arenas and ASU members met to clear up confusion surrounding tutoring on campus.
Our Voices Matter event brings discrimination to light
Discrimination, sexism and racism are issues that are plaguing the United States.
With unity, people are standing up to fight the plague that goes around the U.S.
East Los Angeles College Associated Student Union hosted the Our Voices Matter event on Tuesday.
ASU candidate’s poster vandalized
ASU candidate Jose Pelaez had one of his posters vandalized Thursday, with the words “You need to speak English first” written across it.
Event re-introduces programs, benefits available to students
East Los Angeles College hosted the “Student Life Orientation” event, which consisted of four presentations of different programs that benefit new and current students.