Throughout the history of The Advocate there has never been an editor-in-chief with as much experience with multimedia projects than the one who has just been recently elected.
“He’s ready,” journalism...
Being one of two returning sophomores on any team that is full of freshman forces a person to take on that leadership role, or fade into obscurity.
But for sophomore Ahjahna Coleman, leadership comes...
Arguably the most dedicated, polished and actively involved individual walking around Contra Costa College remembers the saddest goodbye she ever had to whimper.
CCC Alpha Gamma Sigma (AGS) president,...
Twenty-two years of countless flights around the world in search of bringing more international students to the Contra Costa Community College District is likely to make one never want to set foot on another...
Students, faculty and staff gathered for interactive stories through an open conversation titled “The Unfinished Women’s Stories in The Things They Carried” in the Library Media Lab on Thursday from...
The baseball team let go of its last chance to finish the 2015 season on a high note, leaving runners stranded on base and failing to patch defensive holes, leading to a 10-2 loss Friday against Los Medanos...
Local celebrities, vendors and residents all came together in the name of food, wine and a chance to give culinary arts department students a chance to travel the world at the eighth annual Food and Wine...
OAKLAND — A mass of protesters marched Southbound from Oscar Grant Corner on 14th Street and Broadway here on April 14 with the intent to send a clear message that police brutality is running rampant...
Mexican-American involvement in the U.S. military during the Vietnam War influenced young people to redefine the term Chicano and demand social equity during the civil rights movement of the 1960s and...
The All You Can Eat Crab Feed was held in the Gymnasium on March 28 with the intention of raising funds for Contra Costa College’s athletic department and it received many participants from 6 to 9 p.m.
The...
The Academic Senate of Diablo Valley College voted to endorse the districtwide compression of fall and spring semesters from 18 to 16 weeks. By the date of the Faculty Senate Coordinating Council’s May...
Science Technology Engineering Math (STEM) Day gave K-12 students a glimpse into the hands-on lab work that the STEM program at Contra Costa College provides through interactive workshops on March 21 from...
