Change is inevitable. Change is constant.
Hearing these words rarely makes the experience easier. Understanding that life moves forward does not make it any less difficult to live through life’s transitions.
Like many students at Las Positas College, my time here is…
Throughout the month of May, Las Positas College honors Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, celebrating culture through campus events and highlighting resources for AAPI students. Nearly one-third of the college’s students identify as AAPI, making it one of the…
Managing editor and award-winning writer Jaxyn Good examines the possibilities with malls and a generation who grew up deprived of such traditional social gatherings.
The Las Positas College Politics and Law Club held its final meeting on Tuesday, May 12 and will no longer be an active club. LPC’s political science students are faced with this new change by the political science department.
The Politics and Law…
Dramatic facial expressions. Sweeping gestures that swallowed the stage. Profound monologues spliced with absurd comedy. The Las Positas Drama Hawks Showcase gave student actors a chance to fully immerse themselves in live theater.
On April 30, the LPC theater club and the Drama…
A 57-hour-long playlist, full of gay hall-of-famers, reverberated in Las Positas’s Cultural Community Center on shuffle. The drone of an art rock classic, David Bowie's "Heroes,” cued the dance portion of LPC’s Gay Prom. The chorus repeated:
“We can be heroes, just…
Retiree and Las Positas student Al Franz sat at the front of the classroom, listening intently as librarian Stephanie Fish explained the resources LPC students can access through the LPC library.
Franz is taking creative writing classes at LPC and wanted to learn…
The Trump administration terminated resolution agreements aimed to protect transgender students' civil rights with five school districts across the country and with California-based Taft College on April 6.
Sacramento City Unified School District and La Mesa-Spring Valley School District are two California districts…
It was 80 degrees in Livermore on May 14. Nathanael Ridosko, 20, dove from the diving block into the pool and into a center lane, his straight, golden-blond hair stuffed beneath a Tri-Valley Aquatics swim cap. He swiftly flew from the…
Kodey Weary, the Hawks' star forward from last season, made multiple stops in his basketball career. The next will land him in Central Florida, playing Division II basketball at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Embry-Riddle’s basketball team, the Eagles, competes in the Sunshine State Conference,…
