Enrollment at Contra Costa College has remained relatively stagnant during spring 2020 despite districtwide enrollment decreases at sister colleges Los Medanos College and Diablo Valley College.
As...
By Cindy Pantoja, Editor-in-Chief
• February 10, 2020
All College Day brought back memories from Contra Costa College’s past events and established high expectations for the campus’ future.
The faculty-mandated event was held on Jan. 24 in GE-225 and...
At the beginning of the spring 2020 semester, many staff and faculty members were promoted at Contra Costa College, fulfilling new roles and carrying out new duties.
One of those newly promoted staff...
For the short term, the district Governing Board has chosen an experienced, familiar face to fill in as chancellor while the search for a permanent replacement for former chancellor Fred Wood continues.
Interim...
Tax credits and low upkeep costs are just some benefits and conveniences electric car owners receive.
For the few students and staff at Contra Costa College who drive electric vehicles (EVs), the EV...
Over the winter break, the level of criminal activity increased on campus as between Dec. 20 and Jan. 5 four separate burglaries were reported.
The series of thefts targeted the Art Building, Music...
A young soul was lost too soon — one of Contra Costa College’s Gateway to College students — Jamarrea Frazier, known as JMac, on Nov. 26.
The 17-year-old was shot outside a store in North Richmond...
On the morning of Nov. 26, calls to law enforcement began reporting vandalism to the Early Learning Center and also several vehicles near the building on the Contra Costa College campus.
With a shattered...
By Cindy Pantoja, Editor-in-Chief
• December 11, 2019
The Contra Costa College speech and debate team has a history of excellence and their participation during their last tournament was not an exception.
Six students competed in the Valley to Valley Speech...
The holidays are a time for giving and this holiday season the Inter-Club Council and Contra Costa College helped give back to the community through care packages made from donations by students and staff...
By Cindy Pantoja, Editor-in-Chief
• December 11, 2019
With the end of the semester approaching fast, the Gateway to College program put their grief for the death of one of their students aside to celebrate the achievements of their students during an annual...
Students and instructors of the automotive department’s collision program can expect to see changes to the shop and the learning curriculum for the coming years.
On Dec. 3, executives of Service King...
