Protesters, organizers revolt for freedom of speech

August 30, 2017

Curriculum supports academic specificity

By Roxana Amparo, Associate Editor

August 30, 2017

The guided pathways program has been implemented at Contra Costa College to ensure all students are equally supported in swiftly reaching their educational goals. Dean of Workforce and Economic Development Kelly Schelin said...

Professor remembered

August 23, 2017

Leader embodies passion

August 23, 2017

CSU board eliminates math course requirement

By Michael Santone, Associate Editor

August 23, 2017

Filed under Campus Beat, News

The California State University Board of Trustees voted to eliminate intermediate algebra prerequisites for non-Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) students. Changes to its general education requirements will go...

Knox leaves legacy of community building

By Denis Perez, Editor-In-Chief

August 23, 2017

Filed under Campus Beat, News

RICHMOND — Former Assembly Member John “Jack” T. Knox’s life and commitment to West Contra Costa County were honored at the Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline, named after him and U.S Congress member George Miller, during a...

Program enhances outside play

August 23, 2017

The Advocate’s weekly news update for 5-17

May 18, 2017

Strong work ethic sustains paper’s legacy

May 17, 2017

Career technical programs save communities, lives

May 9, 2017

Live forum discusses veterans, politics

May 2, 2017

Per Ankh boosts rate of success

By Robert Clinton, Opinion Editor

April 18, 2017

Filed under Campus Beat

The Per Ankh academy, since its inception two years ago at Contra Costa College, has made tremendous strides toward meeting its goal of improving success rates of African-American students who struggle to pass English 1A and English...