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News On Campus by Olivia Fitts February 20, 2025

I.C.E. facillity might be coming to Dublin

Last week, representatives for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) toured facilities at the currently shuttered Dublin Federal Correctional Institute (FCI). Following sweeping revelations of sexual abuse in the women’s prison, FCI Dublin was permanently closed last November. Now, I.C.E. officials…

Sports by Jakob Arnarsson February 20, 2025

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Coby Christensen brings life, joy to Hawks road win

CUPERTINO — With 2:50 left, De Anza freshman guard Yuval Lewit cut toward an undefended basket. He leaped into the air for seemingly two-guaranteed points. But in came freshman guard Coby Christensen. Sprinting from the top of the key, he soared toward…

Sports by Jakob Arnarsson February 19, 2025

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Hawks women limp to end of tumultuous season

The Hawks women’s basketball team was distraught walking off their home court. Several players in tears. Including sophomore guard Amaya Jiao. The emotions stemmed from a 66-65 defeat to the Ohlone Renegades on Feb.14. Losses haven’t been rare — it was their…

News by Sabrina Hossain February 17, 2025

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LPC responds to federal impact on DEI

It has been less than a month since President Donald Trump took office, and his administration’s targeting of the education system has already begun. On Jan. 21, Donald Trump signed an executive order instructing federal organizations not to form contracts with private…

Sports by Jakob Arnarsson February 15, 2025

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Zach Shamieh shines for Hawks on Sophomore Night

When Zach Shamieh caught the ball in the left corner, he was ready. His feet were set, eyes towards the basket, his fingers lined up with the grooves of the ball. More importantly, it was his mind that was prepared. He had…

Features On Campus by Raina Dent February 14, 2025

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LPC committed to its undocumented community

Following the inauguration of Donald Trump, many at Las Positas College (LPC) have expressed fears regarding his proposed immigration policies. Since taking office on Jan. 20, Trump has signed 10 executive orders cracking down on immigration, promising mass deportations and declaring a…

Features On Campus by Angelina An February 14, 2025

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Lunar New Year festival sparks unity, celebration

The window blown open sways, and the years come with the wind. The rain nourished the ground with a light shining in the distance. Across every hillside the sound of drums starts falling through the leaves. The appearance of the tree is…

Profile Sports by Jakob Arnarsson February 13, 2025

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A Championship Bond?

Sterling McClanahan, Coby Christensen and Jaden Woodard readied their apartment in mid-December before their guests' arrival. Their residence, about five minutes from campus in Livermore, made for an ideal meeting spot. They set up the video games — College Football 2025, NBA2K25…

News On Campus by Olivia Fitts & Mel Llamas February 13, 2025

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Chancellor pushes for compressed calendar

Every student knows the ticking time bomb that precedes midterms and finals. That scramble to make it to the end of the semester, finding time to review notes, study flashcards, and pull all-nighters. It’s a diligent race to academic success. Now, that…

Features On Campus Profile by Jakob Arnarsson February 13, 2025

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President Dyrell Foster earned his roots at LPC

Sarah Thompson, the Academic Senate president at the time, managed the arduous task of organizing Classified Appreciation Day on the heels of a pandemic. These employees perhaps have never been more worthy of the school’s gratitude after helping Las Positas College (LPC)…

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