Every young Filipino can recount that time as a kid being at a family party with the karaoke machine out. The Aunties and Uncles singing their favorite songs from their youth, while you and your cousins patiently watch before getting pressured…
The rain was angry on a Wednesday afternoon. The wind whistled through the glass windows in the 1600 building, creating a cool breeze outside of the entrance of the VP Office of Academic Services. But there was also a chill inside. It…
Hunting for new sources. Scheduling interviews for stories. Taking chances in new roles. In room 2409, talent is constantly burgeoning. And every once in a while, a valedictorian emerges.
Sophia Sipe, the former editor-in-chief of the Express News for the fall and…
In the year 2014, the screen lit aglow with shadowy figures, a cautionary horn sounding in the background. From a tiny metal hilt, blue plasma energy emitted into a sword, grasped in a scrappy boy's hands. Towering over him, a man with…
Daniel Cearley measuring the Columbian mammoth’s left upper arm bone at UC Berkeley’s Museum of Paleontology repository in preparation for loaning the bones. (Photo courtesy: Carol Edson and Dan Cearley)
Nov. 9, 2009, was a normal day of construction at Las Positas campus.
Until metal hit bone.
Off of Loop Road on the Nature Valley Trail, at the west side of campus, a construction team worked to create a swale. This shallow…
A student travels 8,000 miles to study at LPC as one stop on her journey
Securely strapped into the window seat of a United Airlines flight, Fatimah Mohammad wiped the remnants of tears left on her cheeks. It wasn’t her first flight…
(This article was originally posted Feb. 24, 2023)
The sophomore sharpshooter nearly left LPC for a bigger role, but stayed and became the leader he envisioned
Isaiah Victor walked the length of the court, his Hawks 11.6 seconds from victory, and stepped to…
At 11 years old, Miguel Pimentel and his siblings left Puruarán in Michoacán, Mexico, to reunite with their parents in the United States after being separated for two years. Pimentel and his siblings immigrated to the United States as undocumented children, an…
Flipping a grad cap’s tassel from right to left, students initiate themselves into a new job market: a job market where having a degree doesn’t necessarily guarantee a position and there is plenty of competition for dream careers.
Obviously, navigating this job…
“Butts. You have one. We all have one. They’re supportive, fashionable, trendy and can catch you when you fall” Talk Hawks Anna Wolde and Leah Anonuevo said.
This might be what you hear if you enter the speech, or forensics ,…