Artistic expression used to bring awareness to sexual violence
A group of students used a pair of jeans to artistically express their thoughts and emotions on sexual assault.
Students
Students offered tips on avoiding sophomore slump
The First Year Experience program offered tips on organization, planning and communication to help students avoid burnout during last Wednesday’s workshop.
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.
Health Center introduces new mental wellness programs
ELAC’s Student Health Services offers various services which can help students maintain good mental health.
Workshop prepares students for future
College Corps is a program that works to engage with undergraduate students in solving problems in their community, while also learning key skills that advance their own success academically and in the workforce.
Bill offers aid to students in California colleges
Assembly Bill 1746 made major reforms to the Cal Grant Program and created two new grant programs.
STEM workshop resources include experience-gaining opportunities
Careers in the field of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics are on the rise. Hundreds of resources are available for students to gain experiences and be successful in STEM careers.
Dogs and cats comfort students as part of mental health awareness month activities
Student mental health was in focus as dogs were on campus providing a moment respite in both physical and emotional means.
Disabled students have rights
The Americans with Disability Act (ADA) was enacted in 1990 by President George H.W. Bush to prohibit discrimination of disabilities in workplaces, transportation, public facilities and education.