September 2025 – The Express

Editorial by LPC Express Staff September 30, 2025

Express staff revisits topic of gun violence

The recent killing of right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk has sparked discourse about political violence, gun control and the dangers of white nationalist ideology. This incident, while shocking, is just one data point in a much larger and more devastating national crisis;…

Opinion by Milo Jones September 30, 2025

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The wicked deserve no empathy

Milo Jones Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, embraced a red-pilled, debate-club style of grifting — pushing hateful, bigoted messages while condescending to those outside his target audience. That audience being white men. On Sept. 10, Kirk was shot and later pronounced…

Opinion by Kian Amininejad September 30, 2025

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What South Asian protesters reveal about U.S.

Major protests have broken out across Nepal in September, led by young people angry over inequality, corruption and a government ban on social media platforms. The protests escalated into riots earlier this month. Demonstrators stormed parliament, politicians’ homes and luxury hotels. "I was there…

News On Campus by Kian Amininejad September 30, 2025

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Welcome Back Week boasts the school’s extracurricular menu

Las Positas College is experiencing record demand this fall with the Honors Program capped and waitlisted, the nationally ranked speech team at capacity and cultural organizations drawing bigger crowds. What was once considered a commuter school is becoming a destination. Enrollment and…

News On Campus by Milo Jones September 29, 2025

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Faculty sounds alarm on ghost students

As artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in society, new problems are consistently arising. Recently, a wave of fraudulent enrollments has come to light. Hundreds of students were enrolled fraudulently using AI programs that submit enrollment applications to California community colleges in seconds. A…

News On Campus by Sabrina Hossain September 29, 2025

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Student government promotes voter participation on campus

The 95-degree weather on Sept. 17 did not deter student government and community volunteers from encouraging students to register to vote. To achieve this, the event took place in the quad from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. when student life was bustling. Free…

Sports by Camille Leduc September 29, 2025

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That’s 10 in a row for women’s volleyball

Sometimes, a loss is exactly what a team needs. For the Las Positas College women’s volleyball team, that wake-up call came on Sept. 3, when the team traveled to Modesto Junior College for its fourth game of the season. The Hawks dropped the…

News by Maximilien Kiyoi September 29, 2025

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Local construction’s impact on LPC

Livermore is in an era of construction and development, with multiple housing projects underway across the city. The developments are designed to address housing needs while adding new stores, markets and transportation options, all with the potential to benefit Las Positas College…

Sports by Annie Moore September 23, 2025

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Men’s soccer remains unbeaten, nationally ranked

The bad news: the LPC men’s soccer team saw its shutout streak come to an end. After holding their opponents scoreless in five straight games, the Hawks surrendered two goals in the Sept. 23 home game against the College of the Redwoods.…

Columns by Sabrina Hossain September 19, 2025

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Orange is the New Misery: Trump might kill me

The call from the pharmacy started routinely, but the condescending tone of the older woman delivering the news rocked my world. She said my prescriptions of Vyvanse, Zoloft and Trazodone would no longer be covered after my 26th birthday the following month. …

Monthly Archives: September 2025

Express staff revisits topic of gun violence

The wicked deserve no empathy

What South Asian protesters reveal about U.S.

Welcome Back Week boasts the school’s extracurricular menu

Faculty sounds alarm on ghost students

Student government promotes voter participation on campus

That’s 10 in a row for women’s volleyball

Local construction’s impact on LPC

Men’s soccer remains unbeaten, nationally ranked

Orange is the New Misery: Trump might kill me

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