Dedicated alumnus shares personal Husky journey
East Los Angeles College has been around for 75 years and Ray Mireles, 92, has lived through most of the college’s time open as a professor and alum.
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Professor lectures on equitable educational access and opportunities
University of California, Riverside professor and author Tara J. Yosso spoke at was the last speaker of the Racial Equity & Social Justice Town Hall series.
Should Biden eliminate student loans?
Everyone should support Biden’s plan to eradicate student loan debt, even if it is just a small percentage, because it will benefit borrowers.
Former professor appointed police commissioner
Former East Los Angeles College Political Science Professor Maria Calanche was appointed to the Los Angeles Police Commission to replace Commissioner Sandra Figueroa-Villa.
Former ELAC student, journalism adviser retires
Professor Sylvia Rico-Sanchez has given her all as a journalism professor and Campus News co-advisor throughout her career giving praise to East Los Angeles College. At the end of the Spring 2020 semester Rico-Sanchez will be retiring after 35 years of service to ELAC students and the community.
Professor speaks on potential opportunities in the psychology field
East Los Angeles College psychology club held a Career Pathways in Psych Event where professor Arpi Festekjian spoke to students about possible careers in psychology.
Music advisers share their experiences
The Guild of Music Supervisors, a non-profit organization collaborated with East Los Angeles College to bring opportunities to students.
ELAC Music Department has provided opportunities year-round to students that are taking music courses for a general requirement, students that are majoring in music and for the Applied Music students.
Adjunct professor encourages environmentalism
Nancy Pearlman is East Los Angeles College’s new adjunct anthropology professor who has dedicated her life to bringing justice to the environment.
Professor shares historical discoveries about women
By Vicky Nguyen Professor Barbara Dunsheath gave a presentation on Women in U.S. History at Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library on Sunday. The hour-long presentation was a modified version of Dunsheath’s lecture she gives during the first day of her History 52 course, The Role of Women in U.S. History. It covered different eras of U.S History and included discussions of women in art, politics and health. Dunsheath also covered parts…