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On Campus by Olivia Fitts March 4, 2025

Peaceful walkout shows support to immigrants

This peaceful walkout, organized by the Puente Club, started at the base of the stairs behind the 2400 building. Attendees and organizers walked through the interior of the 2100 building, then back outside and around building 1800. Past students. Past professors. Past…

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On Campus by Olivia Fitts March 2, 2025

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LPC chosen to make ‘Sueños’ come true

It was conceived in 2017: the idea Jesse J. Sanchez got while working on a production of Hamilton. He wanted to make his own musical, one that covered dreams, generations and cultural heritage. Specifically, Chicano and Mexican American culture. He brought the…

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Sports by Jakob Arnarsson March 2, 2025

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Hawks posterize Columbia in first round

Sterling McClanahan decided his bag wouldn’t be necessary. No crossovers or Eurostep to avoid the defender. He didn’t even slow down. Instead, he charged straight at the defender in front of him. A bull seeing red. Or, rather, a hooper seeing rim.…

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Profile by Olivia Fitts March 2, 2025

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The Mobley Twins: A Brotherhood in Basketball

The birth of Crystal Fielder’s twin boys was supposed to be natural. She was due to deliver them — her third and fourth children — in May of 2005. “All the way up until 34 weeks,” she said. But one of her…

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On Campus by Mel Llamas March 2, 2025

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LPC resources in demand as homelessness increases

Across California, the housing crisis is ubiquitous. Headlines on the topic may go unnoticed as most coverage focuses on major cities like San Francisco and LA. This crisis, however, is affecting people in the Tri-Valley community. On Dec. 11, 2024, the Alameda…

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Opinion by Mel Llamas March 2, 2025

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Is LPC safe after increase in I.C.E. activity?

On Jan. 20, President Donald Trump signed the executive order “ Protecting the American People Against Invasion .” This sent immigrant communities into the horrific memories of the first Trump administration's deportation camps. Crying children ripped from their parents, forced to sleep…

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Opinion by Sydney Breckenridge March 2, 2025

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Still mourning the departed bookstore

Grief is never easy. In the fall semester of 2024, LPC coped with the loss of a loved one. With contents remaining on the table. Stories left unread. Chapters untouched. A reliable friend with an infinite amount of words. Wise ones, at…

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Sports by Jakob Arnarsson February 28, 2025

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Hawks soccer star Saul Tecle commits to UC Davis

They took him down Orchard Road, leading to and from practice. They passed the Gunrock, a restaurant on campus which hosts an Aggie hour from 3 to 6 p.m., giving students a 20% discount — something Saul Tecle is sure to take…

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News by Sabrina Hossain February 25, 2025

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DOGE works to remove DEI

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) — headed by Elon Musk — sent out a letter on Feb. 15 threatening to revoke all federal funding for public schools, colleges and universities housing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs and initiatives. The Trump…

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Sports by Jakob Arnarsson February 23, 2025

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Hawks men nab No. 5 seed in playoffs

The Hawks' three leading scorers — sophomore guards Elijah Mobley, Sterling McClanahan and Jorren Edmonds — were all named to the First Team All-Coast Conference. The first team honors are a product of the Hawks’ regular season success, which earned multiple…

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