An average of 25 million people visit McDonald’s in America every day. They head to the drive-thru of the golden arches, waiting in line for that five dollar 20-piece nugget deal that they’ve been craving. Suddenly, a familiar voice from the speaker…
Following Donald Trump’s second election to presidential office, he may attempt to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — also known as DACA — for a second time.
According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), on June 15,…
The election is over, and in an incredible turn of events, Donald Trump has won each of the seven swing states in America — leading to his win in the presidential race.
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, the 2024 Presidential Election opened. Following…
As election day edges closer, the number of celebrities openly endorsing presidential candidates is growing larger. Professional athletes, CEOs, musicians, movie stars and social media personalities are using their platforms to spread the word, not just on voter registration, but on who…
Back in April, LPC’s Rising Scholars program — a partnership with a local women’s prison — was suspended indefinitely when the facility was closed. The Federal Corrections Institute Dublin was shut down following reports of sweeping sexual abuse inflicted by staff on…
This fall, Las Positas Community College feels busier than usual. Classrooms are filled to capacity and parking lots are jammed through the day, from morning till night. Enrollment numbers at LPC have soared to an all-time high post-pandemic as more local students…
The shutting down of the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin jeopardizes the program where Las Positas professors teach inmates.
LPC headcount grew more than 11 percent, part of a surge of 100,000 new students in California in fall 2023.
Las Positas College is no stranger to giving students financial opportunities and experience when it comes to working on campus. With options such as federal work study, tutoring, job shadowing or paid internships, students have free reign to pick and choose what…
The U.S. Congress reintroduced a bill on Oct. 19 that could allow eligible students to attend community college for free. “For too many students, the cost of a two-year degree is holding them back, hamstringing businesses that need skilled workers and preventing…