LACCD connects with MasterCard to helps students financially
All nine of the Los Angeles Community Colleges gathered together for a financial literacy fair Friday.
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Cabrillo College hires De La Cerda despite open case
Paul De La Cerda, former East Los Angeles College Foundation Dean who is being investigated by the Sheriff’s department, has been hired as a Vice President of Instruction at Cabrillo College.
Virtual lavender graduation celebrates LGBTQ+ students this week
Los Angeles Community College District held its third Lavender Graduation this week.
ELAC Foundation dean dismissed, criminal investigation pending
Paul De La Cerda, former East Los Angeles College Dean, is under criminal investigation after the Los Angeles Community College District board dismissed him in March.
Possibility of returning to the field is very probable
t Los Angeles College football team and ELAC’s athletics department discussed their return following the implementation of weekly COVID-19 NCAA safety guidelines.
Candidate plans to re-open college bookstores
Aryan Bhattarai is a leader and wants to help advocate for students by running for Student Trustee for the Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees.
Hillard Heintze reviews campus security
East Los Angeles College students and staff voice concerns and expectations for campus safety and security with Hillard Heintze, a law enforcement consulting company.
Reviewing plans to better aid LGBTQIA+ community on campus
The LACCD Chancellor’s LGBTQIA Advisory Committee delved into establishing programs including safe zones for students in the queer community in their recent meeting.
LACCD committee prepares for campus reopening
The Los Angeles Community College District will phase its nine colleges back into limited in-person classes in the fall following the state’s color-coded “Blueprint for a Safer Economy” protocol.
LACCD faces a decrease in enrollment
Enrollment for students at the Los Angeles Community College District are at lower levels compared to last year, jeopardizing the personal success of minority students.