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A car crashed into the corner of the Knox Center on Wednesday around 10:30 p.m. This is the result of the incident on Jan. 16.

DUI suspect broadsides Knox Center, arrested

By Benjamin Bassham, News Editor February 16, 2017

In a hit-and-run, a car crashed into the Knox Center at the corner of Castro Road and El Portal Drive around 10:30 p.m. on Feb. 15, causing mild injury to the building and driver. According to the San...

Alumni return to share university experience, give advice

By Jessica Suico, Advocate Staff February 16, 2017

Five alumni from Contra Costa College’s Center for Science Excellence (CSE) spoke about their experiences while transferring from Contra Costa College into the UC system at an on-campus forum on Jan...

United Faculty sues district over unfair labor practice

By Anthony Kinney, News Editor February 14, 2017

The United Faculty filed an “Unfair Labor Practice” claim in November 2016 with the Public Employee Relations Board against the Contra Costa Community College District after years of failed attempts...

Biology major Oscar Castillo (left) listens to biology major Maria Rodriguez (right) explain a problem using the new whiteboard and equipment in PS-109 in the Physical Science Building on Monday.

Upgrade enhances learning, modernizes setting

By Dylan Collier, Assistant Scene Editor February 14, 2017

The Center for Science Excellence in PS-109 was completely remodeled between the fall and spring semesters. A grant from Hispanic Serving Institution Science Technology Engineering and Math (HSI STEM)...

Competitors serve comfort food

Competitors serve comfort food

By Anthony Kinney, News Editor February 14, 2017

Team “Silent Killers” won first place in Contra Costa College’s “End of Winter Iron Chef” competition for their champagne chicken with rice plate at the Aqua Terra Grill on Feb. 6. The Iron...

Art courses fixed at three units for transfer degree

By Roxana Amparo February 14, 2017

To be in compliance with California’s associate of art degree (AA) requirements, all art courses will be set at three units, by the fall 2017 semester, Liberal Arts Division Dean Jason Berner said....

District approves LGBTQ+ degree, spurs talks

By Michael Santone, Associate Editor February 14, 2017

Beginning next semester, Contra Costa College sister school Los Medanos College, located in Pittsburg, will be the first campus in the district to offer its students an associate of arts/transfer degree...

Brix offers vegetarian cuisine, promotes wellness on Mondays

Brix offers vegetarian cuisine, promotes wellness on Mondays

By Michael Santone, Associate Editor February 9, 2017
Eatery sells meatless options to spotlight health, variety
The ASU Board listens to Contra Costa Community College District Chancellor Fred Wood (right) as he responds to a question about political engagement at the ASU meeting in SA-107 yesterday.

District chancellor attends first ASU meeting, asks for feedback

By Lorenzo Morotti, Associate Editor February 9, 2017

District Chancellor Fred Wood attended Contra Costa College’s Associated Student Union meeting Wednesday at 4 p.m. in SA-107 to explain his role as a public official, establish an open dialogue with...

Trump threatens deportation

By Robert Clinton, Opinion Editor February 7, 2017

In an attempt to fulfill one of his most controversial campaign promises, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to increase border security capabilities by federal law enforcement agencies and...

Current Project list mires parking lot expansion

By Jaleel Perry, Staff Writer February 7, 2017

Parking has become an issue on campus due to enrollment increasing over the winter break, but Contra Costa College Buildings and Grounds Manager Bruce King said it is low on the project list. Following...

Free on-campus printing service opens in ASU office despite hiccups

By Reggie Santini, Spotlight Editor February 7, 2017

The Student Life Office Free Print Program will give students the option to print up 20 black and white pages a day for free. A computer and printer will available inside of the Student Life Office for...

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