Sonoma State Star, Sonoma State University, CA
3 days ago by Cheyenne Lee
In a rare standoff, the Academic Senate voted to support a blood drive ban on April 24, despite the Associated Students, Inc.'s (ASI) resolution against the ban, which was adopted on April 2.
The Academic Senate said its goal was to uphold SSU's clear non-discrimination policy, which includes sex and gender discrimination.
Laney Tower, Laney College, CA
11 hours ago by Reginald James
Francisco Valadez was doing what any big brother would do; protect his family.
Unfortunately, it was coming to the aid of his young brother who was being robbed that ended his life.
30-year old Valadez heard his brother Victor Valadez being robbed on April 30 on Lindon Street in West Oakland and went downstairs to help.
Express, Las Positas College, CA
12 hours ago by marie burdoin
As students scramble to pull their grades up in anticipation of finals, the lack of school spirit at Las Positas College is more apparent than ever.
Student government advised open elections last month and voter turnout during club day was bleak. "We only had about 290 students vote," said Cynthia Ross, Student Life Adviser of ASLPC said.
The Advocate, Contra Costa College, CA
2 days ago by Jack Anderson
A new position in the district means new plans for interaction with media personnel, as Timothy Leong moves into his role as director of communication and community relations. Leong is in the process of implementing a "media relations plan" to deal with journalists and press inquiries and to provide a singular district voice.
Laney Tower, Laney College, CA
3 days ago by Reginald James
Most community college students work. They have to. Work-study provides an opportunity for students to work on campus while attending classes.
There are 300 jobs on campus annually, including about 100 Federal Work-Study positions. According to data from the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office, there are disparities among who gets FWS.
The Tempest, Solano Community College, CA
4 days ago by LaTasha Monique
New Solano Community College instructor Dr. Saki Cabrera feels she is able to bring students the ability to see the world through a wider lens.
"I grew up in the projects and I know violence," said Cabrera, who is a victim of violence due to a random shooting in New York's Time Square.
The Tempest, Solano Community College, CA
4 days ago by LaTasha Monique
The Ethnic Studies Program celebrated Cinco De Mayo for the first time at Solano Community College. The program invited the community, SCC students and students from Universal Health School to come out and enjoy music, food and most importantly: fun. Music provided by Trios Los Lobos and DJ Latin Soul.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, CA
4 days ago by Amanda Pollard
Members of fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon were excited to participate in this year's Greek Week after being suspended from campus for the 2006-07 school year, celebrating their return with a second place win.
Sonoma State Star, Sonoma State University, CA
5 days ago by Stephanie Harris
On July 1, Dr. William Silver will replace the Interim Dean T.K. Clarke as the Dean of Business and Economics at SSU.
Silver was the former Senior Associate Dean and Chief Operating Officer at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business.
"I am eager to begin working with the great faculty, staff, and students I have met on my visits to campus," said Silver.
The Advocate, Contra Costa College, CA
5 days ago by Brett Abel
Following an oversight at Los Medanos College where 162 grades were incorrectly marked as F's, district officials have implemented a policy to prevent this from happening again. Grades marked "Incomplete" at the Pittsburg campus from 2004-06 were automatically switched to F's, although many were supposed to be manually marked higher, LMC Admissions and Records Director John Mullen said.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, CA
5 days ago by Paul Rios
Police and paramedics were called to campus this afternoon to attend to collision between a skateboarder and a pedestrian.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, CA
5 days ago by Chloe Daley and Isela Reyes
TODAY
Students can now know all state workers' salaries, including faculty, administration and staff with just one click, thanks to the Sacramento Bee's database.
The Mills Campanil, Mills College, CA
5 days ago by Amanda Berkson-Brand
Charlene Davis, Founders Commons manager and employee of Mills College for 26 years was recently fired by Bon Appetit, the new campus food vendor.
She is one of many people who have either been laid off or quit this school year.
Davis, who began her employment with Mills in 1981, was "involuntarily terminated" due to "violation of the company's Hostile Work Environment Policy," according to an April 22 memo.
Sonoma State Star, Sonoma State University, CA
6 days ago
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THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AS PROTOTYPE - Historian Richard Hovannisian, University of California, Los Angeles, presents a lecture on the Armenian Genocide. "The Armenian Genocide is in many respects the prototype of premeditated mass killing and ethnic cleansing from the early part of the twentieth century to the present," says Hovannisian.
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