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On-campus vaccine clinic ends after one day // reporting by Lucero Garcia

College works to build enrollment after losses // reporting by Carrie Graham // Visuals by Tanya Moore

Thrive Center opens food pantry in The Village // reporting and visuals by Tanya Moore

Sports

Dons defeat Eagles in men’s soccer opener // reporting and visuals by Edgar Galvan

Dons shut out Comets in second home game of season // reporting and visuals by Edgar Galvan

Lifestyle

Art shows and events for Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 // reporting and visuals by Mario Cabrera

Downtown photo exhibit features students and their maestras // reporting by Miranda Navarro // Visuals by Carlos Duarte

Rookies spearhead the start of basketball season // reporting by Carrie Graham

Views

The new Superman is bisexual, but it shouldn’t be big news // reporting and visuals by Eduardo Velasquez

Where’s the food on campus? // reporting and visuals by Tanya Moore

Short-lived jab efforts leave students unsatisfied // reporting by el Don staff

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