RICHMOND — High school seniors and their parents gathered in the Richmond City Council Chambers on Wednesday for the first of several workshops designed to help students apply for Chevron’s $35 million...
By Denis Perez, Staff Photographer
• February 4, 2016
Math Jam is a free three-day accelerated learning program organized by HSI/STEM for students who need help with mathematics.
Math Jam had its 2016 Intersession on Jan. 19 to 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m for...
By Roxana Amparo, Associate Editor
• December 9, 2015
Bonded together through musical notes and chords, vocal jazz choirs Jazzology, Jazzanova and Chamber prepare to end the semester with strong vocal cords during their final performances.
“We share music...
SALINAS — The 2015 Comet football season started with promise, but ended in less than ideal circumstances as the team lost 41-28 and failed to repeat as Living Breath Foundation Bowl champions at Hartnell...
The sixth annual Contra Costa College Toy Drive is looking to have its biggest year ever as it provides toys to needy families throughout the Bay Area this holiday season.
Police Services Officer Tim...
By Roxana Amparo, Associate Editor
• December 9, 2015
Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and cranberry sauce filled the bellies of Richmond community members at the Richmond Civic Center on Nov. 25 during the Thanksgiving banquet.
The Bay Area Rescue Mission...
FRESNO — The Ram’s scored four goals during a seven-minute stretch in the second half to smother the men’s soccer team’s chance of progressing further into the 2015 NorCal Regional playoffs.
Despite...
A romantic play was presented at the Knox Center Friday night. Drama students portrayed John Cariani’s “Almost Maine,” a play about residents in a small town going through the struggles of falling...
BERKELEY — Students advocating for tuition-free education, cancellation of all student debt and a $15 per hour campuswide minimum wage were met with strong backing at Sproul Plaza on the campus of UC...
By Roxana Amparo, Associate Editor
• November 18, 2015
As the holidays approach, local nonprofit organizations prepare their donations and annual feasts to open doors to community members in need of holiday delicacies.
Local food banks distribute food and...
By Jose Jimenez, Spotlight Editor
• November 18, 2015
The possibility of two math courses being combined and units counted as transferable is a plan for spring 2016.
Mathematics professor Susan Van Hattum said mathematics department Chairperson Terrill Mead...
