By Miguel Gonzalez Sports Editor The College has appointed Dr. Don Trahan Jr. to be the director of the newly established Office of Student Diversity ...
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By Joanne Kim Correspondent Hurricane Irma is coming close to causing destruction to Florida, Georgia and other states in its path. The winds from Irma ...
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By Emmy Liederman Correspondent Student Government held its first general assembly meeting of the semester on Wednesday, Sept. 6, where it welcomed new ...
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By Eric Preisler Production Manager The Student Finance Board met for its first weekly meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 6, and voted to partially fund two ...
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By Judith Patrick Correspondent Students surveyed opportunities to study in a foreign country at the College’s Study Abroad Fair on Wednesday, Sept. ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor The Library announced on Thursday, Sept. 7, that it will now offer two new online services to students and community ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor With tunes from 94.5 WPST setting an energizing mood, a small crowd gathered in front of Campus Town’s InFocus ...
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By Brielle Bryan Production Manager Underage drinking results in a court date On Friday, Sept. 1, at approximately 10:40 p.m., three Campus Police officers ...
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By Mallory McBride Staff Writer A 7,000-acre wildfire swept across parts of La Tuna Canyon in Los Angeles over Labor Day weekend, according to CNN. The ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor The College’s Board of Trustees has established an 18-member committee responsible for selecting the College’s ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor The cost of higher education is a serious issue for many students across the nation. Tuition, room and board, textbooks ...
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By Mia Ingui Staff Writer At 1,577 students, the College is now housing, educating and shaping the lives of its largest freshman class to date. Last year’s ...
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By Heidi Cho Nation & World Editor College Spokesperson Dave Muha warned against fishing, drinking, swimming and coming into contact with water from ...
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By Brielle Bryan Opinions Editor Street sign stolen from its home On Monday, Aug. 28 at 1:15 a.m., a Campus Police officer was dispatched to the Soccer ...
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By Alexis Bell Staff Writer While the residents of Houston await rescue amidst devastation and flooding, another Texas city succumbed to Tropical Storm ...
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By Kristen Frohlich Staff Writer Say goodbye barriers, cranes and daily detours — construction of the Brower Student Center, STEM Building, STEM Forum ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor After more than two years of negotiations with the Office of Employee Relations, a new contract was ratified for ...
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By Heidi Cho Nation & World Editor A U.N. panel called upon the United States to identify and address the root of racism that fueled the tragic series ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor Insomnia Cookies and Landmark Americana Tap & Grill, as well as PostNet, a hair salon, a nail salon and an Indian ...
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By Michelle Lampariello News Editor College President R. Barbara Gitenstein has announced her decision to retire at the end of the 2017-18 academic year, ...
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