Vetrans Center
By: Jocelyne Poblador A program created for veterans is now available to all students. Upward Bound, a program assisting veterans by placing them into
Rock Icon Dies at Age 71
By: Rogelio Santana Rock and Roll icon Lou Reed, former Velvet Underground front man and solo performer died Sunday Oct. 27 at the age
Addams Family Bring the Screams At Halloween Contest
By: Ale Gonzalez The Associated Student Government celebrated Halloween with a costume contest Thursday in front of the fountain. The Student Business Office faculty
Empty Graves at the Gardenwalk
By: Nashe Harley and Valeria Bautista Monsters bang on the walls and fill the living with terror, leading them through a trail of entrails
California Reforms Immigration Policies
By: Alex Olivares Gov. Jerry Brown signed eight bills into law to improve the circumstances of immigrants living in the state illegally, moving towards
Sharing the Health
By: Nashe Harley The Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, has faced criticism by both government officials and U.S. citizens alike. Passed into
Texting While Driving Persists Despite Laws
By: Alex Olivares Opinion: Current fines are not enough to deter irresponsible motorists. Even though legislation has established state-to-state bans for using cell phones
Minors Misdeeds Shielded by Law
By: Yesenia Varela It’s been said time after time, protect the children. Now something is being done, but it is not enough. Gov. Jerry