Earthquake fault lines indicate where seismic activity will occur, but to date there is no sure way to predict when or what size earthquake will erupt from the fractured mantle supporting the places we...
By Jaleel Perry, Advocate Staff
• October 21, 2016
Misleading signs on campus are soon to change to better regulate wheel travel through campus. The current signs are labeled, “Use of skateboards, inline skates and bicycles are prohibited.”
Building...
By Roxana Amparo, Editor-in-Chief
• October 21, 2016
Nursing mothers attending Contra Costa College will soon have a space to “pump” their milk in the comfort of a personalized room in the Students and Administration Building.
“It is about creating...
To prepare for a disaster scenario on campus, a petition of about 50 signatures from faculty members who want to be a part of a community based training program was approved at the Safety Committee meeting...
The Contra Costa College Democratic Society club hosted an informative evening of question and answer discussion with Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, congressman of California’s 11th District, who said he is always...
The speech department is planning big events and collaborations with other departments in the coming year.
Speech department Chairperson Sherry Diestler said things like expanding the speech lab and hosting...
The availability of classes is tantamount to a growing institution’s course selection because it not only keeps the curriculum updated, but also provides essential knowledge for interested students.
Computer...
The culinary arts departments has a new and updated home in the Student and Administration Building, but the state-of-the-art demonstration kitchen design has been outfitted with basic installation mistakes...
The Hayward Fault pins Contra Costa College between two branches of its system, with the nearer fault line running parallel to Rheem Creek, a few meters out into the drop-off area.
Splitting off from...
Classes and events at Contra Costa College were canceled due to a campus wide power outage on Friday caused by a broken power line pole amid a storm in Richmond.
Because of the campus closure, the...
District Board Trustee John T. Nejedly, 52, died in his hotel room while attending a community college leadership conference in New Orleans over the weekend, district officials said on Monday. The cause...
By Karla Juarez, Advocate Staff
• October 10, 2016
Transfer representatives from schools across California visited the campus to provide information and answer questions about UCs, CSUs and private colleges during Transfer Day held Oct. 4 in the Campus...
