For the first time in nearly a decade, the district and United Faculty have negotiated a substantial raise of more than 2 percent for the contract agreement for 2015-16.
The agreement was ratified at the district Governing Board me...
A need for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) degrees has driven Contra Costa College to offer new programming courses.
Introduction to Engineering, ENGIN-112, which according to the CCC course catalog for 2015-1...
When students get hungry there are not a lot of food options at Contra Costa College.
And it will remain so until the Campus Center and Classroom Buildings Project is completed before fall 2016, which is when administration will...
A proclamation from the Contra Costa Community College District’s Chancellor’s Office has made improving the student and faculty experience the main goal of the district and its three colleges over the next five years.
The...
Student parking fees were increased at campuses districtwide before the fall semester to generate needed revenue after finding discrepancies in the district Parking Fund.
The decision made by the Contra Costa Community College...
As California is in its fourth year facing a drought, East Bay Municipal Utilities District is diverting water from the Sacramento River for the first time in its history.
EBMUD Public Affairs Representative Nelsy Rodriguez sa...
Although full-time equivalent student totals have been declining each semester recently, District Office and Contra Costa College administrators agree that there is no need for panic.
The colleges and district are funded by the state de...
