The man who hit and killed girls in a crosswalk had a suspended license, police officials said. Staff Editorial Halloween is a holiday for children. It is their time to wield superpowers
With one home game left, the conference’s top spot remains unclaimed By Jorge Campos and Jaime Buenaventura Despite an ankle injury to goalkeeper Dennis Hernandez early in the second half, the Dons
Millenials use birth control but are less wary of sexually transmitted diseases By Amanda Zive Condom use among young people declines as they go through college, coinciding with a rise in sexual
By Matthew Salzer, Jovany Leon, and Katie Porter For the upcoming Nov. 4 election, there’s plenty of decisions to make. Here’s a brief overview of what will be on the ballot, to
By Matthew Salzer The Dons wrestling team came up short Wednesday in a close match against Palomar in their third dual meet of the season losing 21-20.. Palomar came charging out of
In response to campus sexual violence, the new state law requires consent to be explicit and affirmative Staff Editorial Last month Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law requiring colleges and universities to
By Jovanny Leon The Ceramics Department hosted the annual Chili Bowl Sale Wednesday, displaying an array of ceramics on tables outside the arts building lobby. Sale of the pieces raised money for
Late muralist’s heirs have been on a quest to find and restore his forgotten and hidden artworks By Liz Monroy Behind layers of dust, worn stage props, and shrouded in mystery backstage
Responding to a rising trend of rapes, Gov. Jerry Brown signs a law helping protect female students. Sexual assaults at California campuses rose 11 percent since 2010. By Katie Porter A new state
New Twist The Theatre Deparment updates a thousand-year-old tale of tyranny by switching gender roles and arming Roman soliders with machine guns By Nashe Harley Crowds of people rush on stage screaming “Hail