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Contra Costa College STEM alumnus Muhammed Kamil Shams discusses biological robotics at a workshop in the Center for Science Excellence Feb. 21.

Alum extols virtues of biology

March 4, 2020
Information that spots that places in California where cases of the novel coronavirus have appeared with information up to date on March 3, 2020. Sourced by the Los Angeles Times.

Coronavirus sparks nationwide concern

March 4, 2020
Administrative leaders outline academic goals

Administrative leaders outline academic goals

February 19, 2020
Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks to thousands of supporters at a rally in Richmond’s Craneway Pavilion on Monday, Feb. 17.

Bernie rallies 10,000 to Craneway Pavilion

February 19, 2020
Contra Costa Community College District Interim Chancellor Gene Huff speaks to the crowd in Fireside Hall on Monday.

Interim chancellor chosen

February 10, 2020
Elizabeth Donderstock (right), played by Jelaine Maestas, speaks with Rev. Tollhouse (left), played by Elijah Sterling, during a rehearsal of “The Book of Liz,” which concluded its run in the Knox Center this past weekend.

Energetic, funny production transforms Knox Center stage

December 11, 2019
Big Thief vocalist Adrianne Lenker (right) sings during the groups concert at the Fox Theater in Oakland on Oct. 29

Indie rock stars host emotional night

December 11, 2019
Professor Elliott Spirit encourages students to get educated and advance their knowledge of people of African descent during the Contra Costa College African American Male Symposium held Friday in GE-225.

Symposium educates black males

November 20, 2019

ASU reforms bylaws to encourage participation

November 20, 2019
The Contra Costa Community College District selected Dr. Damon A. Bell as interim president of Contra Costa College

Bell fills interim position

November 13, 2019
A young Frida Kahlo, played by Vanessa Crisostomo Garcia (right), shows Diego Rivera, played by Carlos-Manuel Chavarria, her artwork during “Frida Kahlo: The Artist; The Woman” in the Knox Center on Oct. 24.

Trailblazing effort brings Frida Kahlo’s story to life

November 13, 2019

Plan to certify campus begins

October 23, 2019

Actress embraces stage for first role

October 9, 2019
The Media Lab in the Library and Learning Resources Center has received approval to be upgraded as part of a special project this semester. The upgrades are part of the LRC foundation innovation grant.

Library media labs receive upgrades

October 2, 2019
The Contra Costa Cake Club hosted its 2019 cake show at Fireside Hall. The show was a competition for cake decorators of all ages.

Cake galore

September 18, 2019
Christianity erodes church, state division

Christianity erodes church, state division

September 18, 2019
Femininity, strength unite in theater season

Femininity, strength unite in theater season

September 18, 2019
List of common student deals that can be acquired by using a .edu email address when signing up.

Discounts available for students

August 28, 2019
Members (left to right)Nino-Angelo Lastimoso, Matthew Chamberlain, Natasha Singer, Joseph Saeteurn, Laura Karst and Jesse Chao make up Contra Costa College’s JAZZ-ology.

JAZZ-ology wins Downbeat award for a fourth year

May 15, 2019
Chemistry major Elissa Lee serves Vietnamese sandwiches as part of the international food event in Fireside Hall April 24. The event featured foods from countries like Korea, Japan, China and Mexico.

Food day promotes awareness, culture

May 1, 2019
Culinary arts major Robin Jassa (middle right), Kassane Clay (left), Brandon Williams (middle left) and Elizabeth Razo, celebrate Jassa as he wins a scholarship for a trip to Italy at the Food and Wine event on Sunday.

Wine festival funds trip to Italy

May 1, 2019
U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (left) talks with Associated Student Union Senator Alfredo Angulo and President Rebecca Hernandez during a town hall meeting at Diablo Valley College on April 23.

District stands against racism

May 1, 2019
Mental health checked by grounded mindset

Mental health checked by grounded mindset

April 17, 2019

Gender studies lacks degree

March 20, 2019
Carlos-Manuel Chavarria, playing himself, re-lives past experiences during a scene from his one man show “La Vida Loca” at the California Theatre in Pittsburg on Friday.

Latino immigrant shares vulnerable stories of his life

March 20, 2019

VanderWoude delivers keynote

March 13, 2019
From left to right: Asha Alvarez (far left), Xavier Johnson (bottom left), Erin Forman (center left), drama department Chairperson Carlos-Manuel Chavarria (back center), Nino-Angelo Lastimosa (center), Joshuya Saephan (bottom center), Tyler Nguyen (right center), adjunct professor Angelina LaBarre (back center) and Diego Loza (far right) celebrate their award-winning showing.

Drama earns two national awards

March 6, 2019
Speech team captain Shreejal Luitel (center) and team member Gaby Hernandez (hidden behind trophy) meet with coach Randy Carver (right) in the Speech Lab in AA-219.

Speech team prepares for national tournament

March 6, 2019
Technology intertwines love, death in performance

Technology intertwines love, death in performance

February 27, 2019
Can you feel the Bern, again?

Can you feel the Bern, again?

February 27, 2019

Enrollment management academy to help admin

February 13, 2019
Members (left to right)Nino-Angelo Lastimoso, Matthew Chamberlain, Natasha Singer, Joseph Saeteurn, Laura Karst and Jesse Chao make up Contra Costa College’s JAZZ-ology.

In perfect harmony

February 13, 2019
U.S. Senator Kamala Harris speaks to a crowd of around 20,000 people during the kick-off rally in Downtown Oakland, California on Jan. 17. Harris hopes to make history by becoming the first black female president in the 2020 election

Harris runs for president

February 6, 2019

Student grants available here

February 6, 2019
Akhenaton Pharaoh of Egypt (1375-1358 B.C.), by Barbara Higgins Bond, places him with his wife Queen Nefertiti, in front of a city. Akhenaton and Nefertiti were the first monotheistic rulers in history. Their reign radicalized the Egyptian civilization’s view of life.

Acknowledging Africa

December 5, 2018
Sacramento resident Darnell Canfield (middle) and his son chant in front of a protest line in downtown Sacramento, California.

Political organizers express democracy

December 5, 2018
Civil engineer discusses STEM

Civil engineer discusses STEM

November 14, 2018
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