A group of political activists and debaters is touring colleges in Southern California to challenge students' perspectives on immigration and civil discourse.
Barbecue smoke, ’70s throwbacks and the sound of laughter filled the Conference Center as more than 50 students and staff gathered for a Black History Month cookout that felt more like a family reunion than a campus event.
Cerritos College students gathered at the Library Shade Structure this Wednesday, Feb. 25, to explore financial aid resources and play a pun-filled game of “Guess that Pryce” with ASCC Treasurer Pryce Phungraksakiat during the latest student government outreach event.
Between homework, work, and responsibilities, many students manage to connect with art; it is there that they can regulate their emotions, discover their voice, and make art their refuge.
