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Sports by Annie Moore March 25, 2026

Swim stars lead women at Miyashiro Invitational

By the end of the Bob Miyashiro Invitational, the 13-school swim tournament at Santa Rosa Junior College, two names could not be missed: Samantha Fehr and Filuka Houborg. Fehr, the sophomore breaststroke specialist, and Houborg, the freshman sensation, stole the spotlight with…

News by Musa Ashraf March 25, 2026

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A new war and its harm to students

The world has been shaken by the actions of President Trump’s and Israel’s joint attacks on Iran. Since Feb. 28, these actions and their subsequent retaliations have already taken the lives of over 1800 Iranians. As well as at least 13 U.S…

Profile by Kian Amininejad March 25, 2026

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Larwence Thomas swims against the current

It was the second day of finals at the Bob Myashiro pool in Santa Rosa, and exhaustion was setting in. Larwence Thomas was getting ready for the 200 butterfly. He’d already impressed himself in the morning preliminaries, cutting 2 seconds off his…

On Campus by Milo Jones March 25, 2026

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Cherry Blossom Festival debuts at LPC

Pink and white petals painted every surface. Red paper lanterns inscribed with kanji draped from wall to wall. Japanese pop music and a bubbling crowd welcomed Las Positas’ first-ever Cherry Blossom Festival on March 18 in Room 2401, the Cultural Community Center.…

Express Video by Camille Leduc March 24, 2026

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Lessons from Alysa Liu

Alysa Liu returned to the Bay Area and Oakland celebrated its latest hero. Our multimedia editor Camille LeDuc was there for the event and captures the reason Liu has become such a beloved figure. Here is her story on why the Olympic…

On Campus by Jaxyn Good March 24, 2026

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Grammy winner’s masterclass brings Brazil to LPC

A smooth bossa nova track introduced Las Positas to a taste of authentic Brazilian music. A cover of “Triste” by Antônio Jobim, transformed the Main Stage Theater into an intimate, dimly lit dive bar in Rio de Janeiro. The Edu…

News by Angelina An March 24, 2026

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AI bot earning degrees raises red flags for educators

A recently surfaced artificial intelligence tool, capable of completing entire online college courses for students, has sparked conversation among educators. The rise of “Einstein AI” raises questions about the future of online learning and academic integrity. Einstein AI was reported to have…

On Campus by Nuha Maflahi March 23, 2026

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LPC involves students in AI policy decisions

The liveliness and festivities of the Lunar New Year Festival came to a close. Just yards away in a quiet corner of the 1600 building, a group of students gathered for a different event. Before it began, the room was subdued. Students…

Columns by Sabrina Hossain March 23, 2026

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Scatterbrained: Alysa Liu, burnout and success

In a culture that often glorifies exhaustion as a badge of honor, success is frequently framed as the reward for pushing ourselves to the brink. Sleep deprivation, skipped meals and relentless productivity are treated as signs of dedication. People boast about late…

News by Angelina An March 18, 2026

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Bank of Montreal business workshop turns passion into paychecks

As sunlight spilled through the windows of Room 1604 at Las Positas on March 5, attendees ranging from students to faculty to alumni gathered. The aroma of coffee, pizza and snacks filled the room. Papers shuffled quietly as the workshop “Steps to…

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