Netflix show leaves viewers with uncomfortable vibe
Netflix’s current number one show is “DAHMER Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” and it’s quite disturbing.
Los Angeles
Women’s center warns of the dangers of stalking
East Los Angeles Women’s Center advocate, Gabby Orozco, taught students that stalking is a behavior in which a victim has their safety (or their family’s safety) threatened when they are willfully and maliciously followed or harassed.
Newsom rejects bill for students
Governor Gavin Newsom made the wrong decision in rejecting Assembly 1919 which provided for free student public transit.
ELAC campuses experience two sexual batteries
East Los Angeles College has had two sexual battery incidents occur in the first two weeks of instruction with one at the Monterey Park campus and one at the South Gate Center.
ASU hosts giveaway during finals week
Food and beverages will be available to East Los Angeles College students Wednesday and Thursday at the Monterey Park campus and South Gate Center for finals week.
ELAC highlights advocacy for Women’s History Month
Activists Loretta Ross and Deja Foxx fight for women’s rights one intergenerational conversation at a time, mainly advocating for control over their own bodies and the lack of representation women have within politics.
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.
ELAC’s Vincent Price Art Museum and Library internship
Three major museum-related internships are open to East Los Angeles College students this coming summer, and ELAC librarian Natasha Alvarez can help create impactful resumes.
A Primer on L.A. Politics
ELAC’s Political faculty gathered to discuss the biggest challenges in Los Angeles and the complex political structure.
Kendrick proves once again he’s top tier
Fans of Hip Hop can finally exhale. After a 5-year absence, Kendrick Lamar has returned to the music scene, releasing his highly anticipated album; “Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers”. Where he looks to address common themes in the everyday life positive or negative.