Black Student Success Week
Black Student Success Week is to provide resources to provide enough resources to African American Students to fulfill their brilliance at community college.
California
Bring back masks to save our summer
Statewide COVID-19 cases are quickly rising once again due to minimized restrictions.
Central American Resource Center offers legal services for students
Undocumented college students can legally travel abroad through the Advance Parole program.
Water restriction calls likely to face pushback
Asking California residents to cut back on water usage is a request that isn’t going to receive positive reactions.
Race inequality in classrooms addressed by black faculty members
Black Faculty and staff of California’s community colleges focused on the need for safe spaces in classroom settings for students and staff.
Conference focuses on transfers
The Fourth Annual Student Success Conference focused on encouraging current and future East Los Angeles College students to prepare to transfer and to present for the details of their scholastic future.
Alumni reveal Transfer Center is underused
Alumni Luis Alvarez and Claudia Buenfil break the transfer process stigma by talking with students about their personal transfer experiences.
Benefits of courses are on full display by the Earth Science Department
The Geography, Geology and Anthropology departments celebrated Earth Day by hosting an open house to share the benefits students can get from taking their courses.
Shorter work week is what California needs
California can make history by becoming the first state across the U.S to enforce 32-hour work weeks instead of 40-hour workweeks.
California launches new program to help to help students with college costs
California’s college and university systems joined the State of California Governor’s office to launch a historical $146 million investment for higher education called The California For All College Corps program.