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News On Campus by Rain Hepting April 19, 2024

White House recognizes Autism Acceptance Day

For the first time, the White House has issued an official proclamation recognizing April 2 as World Autism Acceptance Day, in contrast to prior years’ proclamations, which have used the term awareness instead of acceptance. This change marks a step towards wider…

News On Campus by Carol Perry April 3, 2024

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Mice sealed from Child Development Center

The Center’s director says there have been “no new reports of mice” at the school’s childcare facility since steps were taken to keep mice away.

News On Campus by Omar Mirr April 3, 2024

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School creates support system for Muslims during Ramadan

Ramadan, the ninth and shortest month in the Islamic calendar, began on the Sunday evening of March 10 and will end on Tuesday, April 9. Across the globe, Muslims annually participate in the month of Ramadan. During which, Muslims increase their acts…

News by James Sevilla March 11, 2024

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CC enrollment tops 2 million in state

LPC headcount grew more than 11 percent, part of a surge of 100,000 new students in California in fall 2023.

News by Rain Hepting March 8, 2024

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Protestors attacked at San Francisco march for Palestine

On Mar. 2, San Francisco police attacked protesters with batons and pepper spray during a protest against Israel’s planned bombing of Rafah. The protest numbered about 15,000 people, according to a speaker from the Act Now to Stop War and End Racism…

News On Campus by Olivia Fitts March 6, 2024

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‘It’s a wild mess’: Another mice infestation hits LPC

While the campus was shut down for winter break, mice took over. What’s causing the rodent takeover? What’s being done about it? One Maintenance & Operations shares details with The Express.

News by Luke Vavuris February 16, 2024

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Valentine’s Day is centered on romance, but this holiday shows the economy lots of love

Valentine’s Day is marketed as a day of romance. It is an occasion for intimacy, for new and established love, alike. As of late, a new twist has increased the number of participants. Formerly a practice reserved for couples, Valentine’s Day love-spreading…

News Sports by Isabella Guerrero December 4, 2023

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On the path to greatness: LPC Women’s Volleyball team’s growing potential

If success were determined by wins, it would be hard to deem the Hawks a success story. They’ve lost the first 14 games of this season. That came on the heels of a 3-18 record last season, the first season since the…

News Briefs On Campus by Brighton Matus November 15, 2023

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Dead body found on LPC campus

On the morning of Nov. 15, 2023, the Livermore Police Department was called to investigate a scene on Las Positas College’s campus. Following the investigation, the Alameda County Coroner’s Bureau has begun a death investigation. At 4 p.m., Dyrell Foster, President of…

News by James Sevilla November 13, 2023

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Congress renews push to make community college free

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…

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