Some students will soon have to find a new place to park for free because on May 18, a new law will be enforced make in illegal to park on Elmcoft Avenue located on the north side of the campus.
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The softball team won its last two games against Saddleback City College Saturday and Sunday, setting the stage for the Falcons to defend its state title.
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Advanced costume design student Patricia Ramirez became the Grand Champion of the Renaissance Faire's costume design contest Sunday, for a dress she made for her daughter, Berlin Renteria.
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Maybe now that ASCC President Michael Barrita is leaving, the school will have a leader that will listen to the student body and help make Cerritos College a better place.
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Cerritos College earned recognition for efforts in areas such as building retrofits and operations. The two honorable mentions specifically recognized the college’s infrastructure, Central Plant and lighting upgrades.
The presses will continue to roll at Cerritos College as the school’s administration and journalism department reached a compromise that will keep the class that produces the student newspaper, Journalism 105, in the class catalog for the fall semester.
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The Board of Trustees has narrowed its search down to two candidates on Friday as Linda Lacy and Mark Zacovic are left for the running of the next Cerritos College President. The board will conduct site visits at their current colleges. (College news release)
Barry Russell, the fourth presidential finalist, found himself in a familiar environment as the former Dean of Fine Arts and Communications at Cerritos College participated in the open forums at the college on Thursday, the fourth candidate of five this week. Russell feels one obvious advantage he has over the other candidates is his experience with Cerritos. (VIDEO \ PHOTOS)
Thom Armstrong, presidential finalist, plans to make his presence known his first year in office and explained in an open forum on Wednesday at 4 p.m., how he will set the tone as President his first year. “It’s the time period that you have to get to know people, get to know the institution and to change you common vision. (VIDEO \ PHOTOS)
Mark Zacovic announced at the public forum held at Cerritos College at 11 a.m. Wednesday that if selected as its next president, his main concern would the school's accreditation. The Interim Vice President of Administrative Services at Pasadena City College was the second of the five presidential candidate finalists to present their views and opinions in front of faculty, classified staff, hourly employees, and students. (VIDEO \ PHOTOS)
“I am the leader and motivator in a time of crisis,” said Linda Lacy, one of five presidential finalists for Cerritos College, on Tuesday at a public forum in Cerritos College at 4 p.m. Lacy was scheduled first of five candidates participating in a public forum at Cerritos College this week. (VIDEO \ PHOTOS)
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Barry Russell, the fourth presidential finalist, found himself in a familiar environment as the former Dean of Fine Arts and Communications at Cerritos College participated in the open forums at the college on Thursday, the fourth candidate of five this week. Russell feels one obvious advantage he has over the other candidates is his experience with Cerritos. (
Thom Armstrong, presidential finalist, plans to make his presence known his first year in office and explained in an open forum on Wednesday at 4 p.m., how he will set the tone as President his first year. “It’s the time period that you have to get to know people, get to know the institution and to change you common vision. (
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