CCCAA approves plan for athletics
COVID-19 meant that student athletes, some competing in their spring sports and others preparing for the fall, had to dramatically change their lives. That’s because
Column: Let the athletes play
Due to the pandemic, sports across the entire world have been put on pause or have seen their respective season come to an end. For
Column: Feeling like a caged bird
Lately I feel like a caged bird. I was supposed to move to Long Beach over the summer because I’m transferring to California State University,
Theatre club delivers final play of the semester
With only 24 hours to prepare, write, rehearse and perform, seven groups of actors in The Journeymen theatre club performed live May 23 over Zoom
Crowd gathers to protest in the San Fernando Valley
More than 100 people gathered, many holding signs and chanting “Black lives matter,” “Say his name” and other call-and-response sayings in support of Black Lives
Northridge Black Lives Matter group launch protest at Oviatt steps
People gathered at an event organized by Northridge Black Lives Matter (BLM) at the Delmar T. Oviatt Library at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) Tuesday
Orange Aligned meets at the Orange Line
About 70 people attended a demonstration in support of Black Lives Matter called Orange Aligned in Woodland Hills on June 3. The event began at
Column: Letter from an essential worker
Please stay home. If you won’t do it for yourself, do it for your parents. Do it for your grandparents. Do it for the healthcare
Parts of Pierce still operational
Pierce College has closed its campus due to coronavirus fears, but the Student Health Center and the Farm remain operational. From now until spring break,
Encore senior classes continue on Zoom
Of all courses in the Pierce ENCORE program for older adults, perhaps none is more timely and impactful than Maureen Feldman’s Staying Connected in the