Students march forth in the fight for the better colleges LACCD students and faculty march on the State’s Capitol with support from AFT Los Angeles
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Speakers raise discrimination concerns at LACCD Board of Trustees meeting
Criticisms of the Los Angeles Community College District’s Human Resources department were brought up at a Board of Trustees meeting on March 5, due to
Not cool: Automotive deals with faulty air conditioners
Andrew Abonales writes a repair order for the shop management class in the Advanced Automotive Technology Building at Pierce College in Woodland Hills, Calif., on
BRIEF: Academic Senate
Academic Senate members continued discussing its proposed Anti-systemic Racism Resolution on Sept. 28. The senate voted at the request of the Administration of Justice Department
One small act is all it takes
Gift-giving may feel rewarding to most, but for some, it can change their lives. Angelita Rovero, the advisor of MEChA, created the Wish Upon An
UC and CSU still accepting applications
Application deadlines for six University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) campuses have been extended past the Nov. 30 deadline, according to Transfer
CalWORKS joins the season of giving
College can be difficult for anyone, but it can be especially challenging for students with children. CalWORKS is a state-funded program that provides financial assistance
Answering the call
Imagine getting a call from one of your professors telling you to enroll in the upcoming semester. That just might happen on Saturday, Dec. 7,
Brief: Sign-ing off
Originally designed as a way for the Associated Students Organization (ASO) to inform people of events and other information, the marquee in front of the
Pierce student dies in car accident
Reported by: Peter Villafane and Alejandra Aguilera Correction Pierce President Alexis Montevirgen said Cesar Perez was a member of MEChA de Pierce. He was not