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Opinion by Maximilien Kiyoi December 1, 2025

Asynchronous classes aren’t doing it for students

At the end of each semester, students scramble to figure out their schedules. Registering for classes can get complicated when they’re searching for the right class at the right time. Las Positas offers in-person, hybrid, Hyflex, online synchronous and online asynchronous…

Opinion by Angelina An December 1, 2025

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Student minds go dark in the winter

As daylight grows shorter and the semester enters its most demanding stretch, Las Positas students face more than just academic burnout and tightening deadlines. The shift to colder, darker months amplifies stress at a time when students are already stretched thin. Many…

On Campus by Kiarra Bautista December 1, 2025

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LPC ensembles create musical harmony and chemistry

Thirteen students from LPC’s vocal jazz ensemble “BayBop” and one professor, Andreas Preponis, performed side by side. Each performer carries their own part through elements of “scatting,” a vocal improvisation technique of nonsense syllables, building a layered sound. Notes that might sound…

Opinion by Andrew Branham November 26, 2025

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Skip this track, get ICE out of Spotify

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is now running recruitment ads on Spotify, a platform dominated by young listeners, including many college students. The agency’s messaging urges users to “fulfill the mission” and “protect America.” Why is a federal agency with a deeply…

News On Campus by Jaxyn Good November 25, 2025

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Off hold-harmless, LPC eyes millions in revenue

Las Positas College has exited hold-harmless status, a state-sanctioned provision that locked funding for the school based on 2017-18 metrics. The Chabot-Las Positas Community College District (CLPCCD) met enrollment, financial aid and student completion standards to surpass the funding cap, making the…

On Campus by Kiarra Bautista November 25, 2025

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LPC jazz ensemble celebrates student growth through music

On Nov. 20, 2025, the LPC Music Department held its monthly Jazz Ensemble Concert on the Main Stage Theater at the Mertes Center for the Arts. This recital showcased the talents and skills of instrumentalists who want to expand their experience in…

On Campus by Kian Amininejad November 25, 2025

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Livermore Lab brings quantum research to LPC in science seminar

The seminar “Unlocking the Quantum World: Research and Innovation in Quantum Information Science,” led by Dr. Kristi Beck, Ph.D., Director of the Livermore Center for Quantum Science at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), introduced students to how quantum principles are transforming fields…

Sports by Camille Leduc November 24, 2025

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Hawks’ offense is cooking — but is it sustainable?

Last season, the Hawks won 20 games in a row to start the season and made the state tournament. They averaged 85.9 points per game, eighth highest in California. Through seven games this season, with a roster that’s mostly new, the Hawks are…

Sports by Annie Moore November 23, 2025

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Hawks’ season ends with shutout at Hartnell

SALINAS — With five minutes remaining, the Hawks lost their cool. The frustration that had been building for the past 85 minutes led to a moment of head loss. It came from freshman defender Gio Pinon. Within the waning moments of…

Sports by Annie Moore November 21, 2025

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Hawks open season with new faces, same standards

Three seconds. One chance. With Las Positas down 77-75, the Hawks required a moment. A season ago, the options were bountiful. Elijah Mobley, who averaged more than 20 points per game. Jorren Edmunds, with his always calm demeanor, along with his silky-smooth…

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