This month marks my one year anniversary of consistency with medication. It’s taken a long time to get here, but now that I’ve joined the stability club, let me break down the process.
With the consideration of mental health medication comes the…
The Our Celebration Stories exhibit turning heads at the entrance of the library.
After a two-year hiatus due to the spread of COVID-19, Livermore’s Civic Center Library showcases a new exhibit for the month of January to promote their literacy program.
According to Carey Jones, the current literacy coordinator, the initiative began 35 years ago…
We know, it’s hard not being on campus. We know you miss it. We know you long to hold it again, to take your time and enjoy the feeling of it on your fingertips, to let your eyes get transfixed on it.…
We are coming up on almost two years since the COVID-19 shutdown that forced Las Positas College and the rest of schools around the world to shut down in person classes and shift to online learning. The Financial standing of LPC is…
The #15 state-ranked team Las Positas Hawks entered their Oct. 22 away game against the Evergreen Valley Hawks. Evergreen Valley struck first in the 25th minute. This was the first of four goals to be scored within nine minutes of each other,…
Cold air pressing through the sky in the winter nights. Waiting outside, hands pressed together rubbing just to get warmth. Many months of people waiting for this very moment. On Dec 16th. “No Way Home” the new Spider-Man film debuted and cultivated…
Dark and stormy, rain falls onto you for what seems to be a lifetime. A tropic storm or just the rain of your thoughts? That's where I feel my head to be constantly lately. Over the past weeks my brain and heart…
In early February 2021, movie enthusiasts and comic book lovers would finally get their first look at the brand new Spider-Man movie. The main cast of the movie, a week before the title was to be announced, dropped fake names for what…
The Market is a free food bank sponsored by Las Positas College. The Market is held on the third Tuesday of every month.
Volunteers, mostly from LPC student government with a few people from staff, faculty, LPC Foundation and the community, sort and…
On Tuesday, Dec. 7 Community College Chancellor Eloy Oakley took to Zoom to host an online media teleconference to shed light on upcoming legislation concerning two-year educational institutions across the country.
Upon opening the conference, Oakley began by discussing his involvement in the…