Tea enthusiasts all around campus had the chance to try new flavors and brewing methods on Feb. 26 at LPC’s Tea Tasting and Mahjong event. The Las Positas Chinese Student Association hosted the event at the Cultural Community Center, located in room…
Building 1700, Room 1726 sits n estled between the 2100 and 1600 buildings, but the presence it holds is anything but small. Open and ready for students from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Black Cultural Resource Center (BCRC) serves as a…
The presentation was brief, but the possibilities were endless — stretching far beyond the walls of the 4000 building at Las Positas College.
On the morning of Feb. 14, hundreds of people filed into the Mertes Center for the Arts to attend…
California has been hit hard by fraudulent ghost student scams over the past five years. In 2024 alone, California lost $13 million in financial aid. These scams are especially prevalent in California Community Colleges (CCC).
Las Positas is among those who received…
The Las Positas College Student Government (LPCSG) senate met at 4 p.m. on Feb. 11. The first order of business on the agenda was the impeachment and removal hearing for one of their own: Student Government Senator Zara Mukhtar.
Student…
While some students enjoyed their winter break, others participated in Las Positas’ inaugural winter intersession, a new four-week term that attracted over 1,300 students. This session offered a diverse range of general education courses with no prerequisites, including anthropology, ethnic studies, psychology…
When students and teachers walk into class this semester, they will be entering a new learning environment. One reshaped not just by emerging technology, but by new state laws designed to control how artificial intelligence (AI) is used in schools.
After a…
Gov. Gavin Newsom released his proposal for the 2026-2027 budget on Jan. 9, unveiling his new plan for California Community Colleges (CCC). This plan involves large sums of money being invested into the state's education budget, including $15.4 billion for the CCC…
The music department held its first-ever annual Applied Music Showcase, likely the first of many. Out of the large program of around 50 students, 12 werevoted for in a student poll to perform in front of a paying audience in support of…
Walking into the Livermorium Plaza on Friday, Jan. 30, a rhythmic drumming from Livermore High School graduate Stefan Gilbert-O'Neill was heard through the crowd. “I like to bring my drums out and just make a lot of noise, I'm trying to express…
