A banner year for the Talk Hawks, LPC’s forensics team, is capped by a historic performance at the junior college national championships. Anna Wolde (above) becomes the third in school history to win top speaker and the entire team set a record…
After a few down years following the pandemic, the Hawks swim and dive teams have re-established themselves as powers in the Coast Conference.
The two schools have entered a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at creating a pipeline for Las Positas students
The A’s become the third pro sports team to leave Oakland. The loss will be felt throughout the East Bay.
LPC students are helping address the pervasive issue of stolen catalytic converters.
Theatrical success.
The highest-grossing media franchise of all time, Pokémon, is set to release one of the most anticipated games of the year on Nov. 18. Launching on the Nintendo Switch, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet are another in a long line of Pokémon games…
LPC’s own longtime math professor Bobby August Jr. has always felt a knack for theater. From elementary school plays to the big screen, August’s experience in the acting world has allowed him to learn the good, the bad and the ugly. This…
The Las Positas College Actors Conservatory, also known as the ACLPC, has just launched its guinea pig cohort into the world of performing arts, whether they transferred into four-year institutions or went directly into the acting industry. With a certificate from the…
The auditorium was dark and vibrating with energy. Slowly, the chamber choir group lined onto the stage behind their podiums, where they laid booklets with sheet music. The pianist, Jeremiah Trujillo, sat to the left of the stage at a grand piano.…