Because of COVID-19, students are required to wear face coverings to be on campus. But that doesn’t mean they need to be boring. Unique designs
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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
BRIEF: COVID-19 response team meeting
The meeting addressed the instructional, academic and health safety concerns. There, response teams present asked questions for district representatives. The main objective of the meeting
Emergency Meeting of the LACCD Board
The LACCD Board unanimously decided to suspend all classes Monday, March 16, through Sunday, March 29, as well as moving up spring break, which was
Preparing for the worst: Lockdown drills held on campus
The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department wants to hold lockdown drills on campus to prepare students and faculty in the event of an actual shooting. Pierce
Active shooter training
Faculty and staff proactively gathered in the Active Shooter Training at the Faculty & Staff Resource Center. Led by Sgt. Roman Castillo, the training covered
School safety concerns
Reported by Samantha Neff and Peter Villafane Captain Rodrick Armalin spoke to the Academic Senate meeting on Monday, Oct. 7 to speak on active shooter
Up in smoke
Don’t let it cloud your judgment, vaping might not be safer than smoking. Director of the Student Health Center Beth Beene said she is very
Storming into a new adventure
The goal for most junior college athletes is to move on to a four-year school. Hours in the gym, practices, games and determination in their
Stay safe on campus, there’s an app for that
Students can now find safety in anonymity when they report crimes with the Rave Guardian app. Various colleges, such as the University of Pennsylvania and