Ivan’s politics podcast Ivan Llata and Karina Soriano December 19, 2025 How have politics changed over the years? Who will likely be the 2028 presidential candidates?
Democratic Socialist: A Turning Page for America Emily Astudillo, Staff Writer November 12, 2025 Socialism isn’t the enemy of American values, it’s their fulfillment, and a new generation is reclaiming this narrative.
Cancel culture Ivan Llata, Staff Writer April 24, 2025 The dangers of cancel culture on social media.
Free Speech Zone: What effects does social media have in politics? Felix Palencia and Karina Soriano February 5, 2025 Does social media tilt the political scale? What do Cerritos College students think about who’s pushing the narrative?
Music is political Laura Bernal, Editor in Chief November 20, 2024 Music is and always had been a political statement and we need to stop acting like it isn't.
Donut forget to register to vote! Melanie Salguero, Staff Writer September 28, 2024 In honor of Constitution Day and Voter Registration Day, the Associated Students of Cerritos College hosted a voting drive with donuts.
Free Speech Zone: What party will win the midterms? Julio Rodriguez, Joel Carpio, and Lukas Luna-Arellano November 7, 2022 Students and faculty gave their thoughts on what party they think is going to win in the midterms on Nov. 2.
Politics and sports don’t mix Ebube Okoji, Staff Writer March 23, 2022 Politics play a role in sporting events but usually disrupt the purpose of the game. Keeping political debates and sporting events seperate would be ideal.
Reforming our flawed immigration system Jaelyn Delos Reyes, Staff Writer March 1, 2022 Immigrants have to pay for unnecessary increased costs and fees just to apply for citizenship in the U.S. and follow strict policies.
Out with the old, in with the old: 2021 is the year for a change of pace Sean Davis January 14, 2021 Joe Biden's presidency presents opportunities for the bold. Can the young American left force the country to move in a better direction?
