The first student leadership roundtable covered the status of the Los Angeles Community College District financially and educationally through remote learning.
Friday, the LACCD Chancellor, Francisco Rodriguez, reminded students that the choice to return to on-campus classes is under the jurisdiction of the Public Health Department.
The stream wars have come with the continual release of multiple streaming services and packages, which try to give consumers more bang for their buck.
Dating apps should not be misconstrued as real dating since people who use them are simply swiping and interpreting people bytheir pro le photos and 50 word bio.
Technology advances more and more by the day, leading people to care less about real world and more about their cognitive worlds.
If the first thing you reach for when you wake up in the morning is your phone, you may be one of the people who needs to break away from their enslavement to technology.
As an educator for young children, I’ve worked with hundreds of children for 10 years. I have seen how much positive and negative impact technology has made on children today.
By Michael Dominguez The public and students that are in college or headed to college need everything quick and easy to make life easier and more stress-free. This is why peopl carry smartphones. Smartphones are small and compact, and can hold music, e-mails and provide the news of the day. They are becoming more and more expensive but still manage to make sales. Smartphones should be priced affordably so that…
By Steven Adamo The Engineering Department is currently developing an advanced manufacturing course that will provide students with the skills required to become highly competitive in the workforce. “Advanced manufacturing is using current technology to its fullest,” Kamyar Khashayar, assistant professor and director of the Engineering Department, said. “What has changed is we have new technology to manufacture things.” The East Los Angeles College lab is equipped with laser scanners…
By Rogelio Alvarez The East Los Angeles College Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) program will implement new additions to their programs after receiving a $6 million grant. The STEM program was awarded the Jardin de Stem grant from the United States Department of Education in October. The grant will allocate $1.2 million per year for five years and will help fund peer mentorships, supplemental instruction for STEM-related subjects, reading…
By Felipe Rodriguez The Computer Applications and Office Technologies club is one of East Los Angeles college’s newest clubs. Within the small time frame that the CAOT club has been around they’re already putting together events. The CAOT club began last spring with a small group of students and gained more members within the following semesters. Within the initial semester that the club began, Professor Ann Mahrenholz stepped in to…