OPINION: Finding self-peace eases seasonal depression
The winter holidays are usually known to be the happiest time of the year.
Mariana Montoya
ELAC Foundation, partners fight hunger
The 1000 meal inititative is meant to address food scarcity and student hunger among Elans.
OPINION: Daylight saving time disrupts circadian rhythm
The government needs to stop playing with our time. Setting a formal standard time can really help individuals mentally and physically throughout the day.
OPINION: New bill threatens animal abusers with fines, prison
Animals, just like humans, should have the right to live, to be loved and cared for, not abused or tortured.
Club rush week invades ELAC
Clubs got the opportunity to present themselves to students and provide insight on how they operate during this semester’s Club Rush.
OPINION: Students should focus on mental health
Long hours of studying for finals along with homework, tests, work, family problems and social pressures can really drive a person crazy.
Societal pressures and the constant harassment of obtaining more than what is within reach are probably the biggest issues that we are currently facing.
Smithsonian Museum offers Elans internship
The Smithsonian Undergraduate internship program is being offered to four East Los Angeles College students who are interested in Museum studies.
The deadline to apply is Friday. Applications will be reviewed throughout the summer, and after the interview process, students will be notified about their acceptance.
Novelist speaks on activism, LGBTQ
Novelist Noel Alumit talked about the importance of activism, faith and the process of becoming an artist at an East Los Angeles College event.
He is the author of Los Angeles bestseller Talking to the Moon and came to give students insight about his career and how it began.
Adelante program supports students beyond their first college year
First year college students from the Adelante First Year Experience program had a special event called Power Majors on Friday.
OPINION: Super Bloom hampered by large crowds
The world-wide phenomenon known as the Super Bloom of poppy flowers covered some of California’s mountains in cities such as Lake Elsinore, and Antelope Valley.
The colorful flowers announced the beginning of spring in a major way.