The main stage illuminated, breaking the darkness of the Black Box Theater. The audience stirred. Then, 13 students, each in a different color of the same Las Positas Music Department shirt, walked out together. Side by side. Each with a microphone in…
As the new school year begins at Las Positas College, Welcome Back Week introduced new students to LPC’s resources.
From August 24-27, tables were set up outside the 1600 building, each one representing a different resource or program offered at LPC. Students…
Fueled by a heavy influx of new players and steadied by a group of sophomores already a year into the program, the Hawks successfully fused veteran experience with fresh talent and cruised to a 4-0 opening-day victory. The decisive win against Shasta…
A vehicle was spotted engulfed in flames early this morning just outside of Parking Lot E on Campus Loop Road, near the intersection of Campus Hill Drive, prompting a rapid response from Campus Safety and local fire crews. First responders arrived on…
The Hawks held their season opener on their home turf in Livermore on Thursday, August 27, against a College of the Siskiyous team making the trip from Weed, Calif., a game in which Las Positas had control for most of the 90-minutes,…
As of July 2026, construction for a brand new science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) building started. The building meant for STEM and art students, is set to be complete by fall 2028.
The STEAM building has been in the works for…
The Las Positas Women’s volleyball team will not compete for the 2026-27 season. The Hawks sophomores, including returning outside hitter Madelyn Huddleston, will have to transfer to play college ball this season or sit out a year. Athletic director James Giacomazzi confirmed…
On a winter afternoon, Kiarra Bautista's life changed forever. It was December 30, of 2025, the final stretch of winter break, when students should have been preparing for another semester at Las Positas.
And just a block away from the college on…
New data from the Michelson Center for Public Policy reveals that California’s Zero Textbook Cost program, or ZTC Program, saved community college students $32.9 million during the 2024-25 academic year. As a result, a resolution has been introduced to the California Senate…
In January, Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed a plan to create an education commissioner position, appointed by the sitting governor, which will assume management of the education department in 2027 upon approval. The plan is being pushed into state legislation through Assembly Bill…
