By Jaleel Perry, Advocate Staff
• November 5, 2016
A young group of Gateway to College High School students are coming together to help and give back to their community.
The Students in Action club began in September 2015 by two students who wanted to...
The Associated Student Union’s Grant for Support program could remain inactive for the remainder of the semester because the committee that approves the applicants to receive such a grant does not have...
By Karla Juarez, Advocate Staff
• November 3, 2016
The annual Empty Bowls event was held outside of Aqua Terra on Oct. 21 to raise money for homeless and less fortunate families with bowls of soup.
Culinary arts department instructor Elizabeth Schwartz...
By Roxana Amparo, Editor-in-Chief
• November 3, 2016
A walk through the Campus Center Plaza on Oct. 26 and Oct. 27 presented a variety of Fall Festival-themed club booths and crowds of curious students during the annual Club Rush event.
Music, games, candy,...
As part of Disability Awareness Month in October, Disabled Students’ Programs and Services (DSPS) showed a film about people with autism in the Library Resource and Learning Center Thursday from noon...
The unexpected death of Governing Board Trustee John T. Nejedly, 52, has forced the district to begin its search to find a person qualified to replace him.
Contra Costa Community College District Communications...
By Jaleel Perry, Advocate Staff
• November 3, 2016
SparkPoint now has an office open on the Contra Costa College campus, beginning a partnership that took nearly three years to complete.
The nonprofit partnership organization helps individuals and families...
By Jaleel Perry, Advocate Staff
• November 3, 2016
Culinary chef and award-winning author Bruce Aidells showcased his well-known cooking skills for attendees at his cooking demonstration and book signing on Friday in the Student and Administration Building.
Since...
California voters will have to decide if K-12, universities and community colleges need $9 billion in state funding to be used for construction projects on campuses.
Proposition 51 is the first education...
If California’s Proposition 58 passes on Tuesday students will have the option to receive bilingual education in public schools.
Proposition 58 would repeal Proposition 227. It would no longer require...
Adult film performers and producers in California could see stronger regulation and an expansion on safe sex practices as Proposition 60 hits ballots and will be voted on Nov. 8.
Proposition 60 will require...
The Black Student Union had been inactive on campus due to a void in filling leadership positions but is now active again as a result of young, ambitious African-American students stepping in to fulfill...
