On Campus

On Thursday, Oct. 1. Lara Wiedemeier, Yanran (“Ruby”) Yan and Lord Ferrer were sworn in as Director of Communication, Director of Events and ICC Chair respectively. Until the appointments, the student government offices had been vacant, leaving a void in student leadership.…

It is no secret that this school year has been met with two major issues. These issues include a pandemic, and both students and staff having to transition into remote learning. An issue that coincides with the pandemic is the lack of…

Substance-Free LPC, a group of Las Positas College students is trying to make LPC smoke free. The group is currently petitioning for the college to adopt a smoke-free campus. LPC student Banoo Khani is sending requests to various LPC clubs to support…

There are currently 10,286 public schools and over 281 universities and colleges in California. On March 13, California announced the first closure of a number of schools due to the coronavirus. It did not take long for more…

Las Positas College President Dr. Dyrell Foster used the Las Positas College Veterans First program as a model when he was at other colleges. Foster held a virtual meeting on Tues, April 14 for the student veterans at LPC as part of…

What do you miss most about not being on campus? Katrina Taylor, Sophomore “I miss the people. I really took for granted being around people. I miss being around my friends on the swim team during practice.”   Joey Argoncillo, Sophomore “Being…

There is more to a play than the performers. If you take a step back, you can see the different colors and textures of the lighting, you can hear the music or sound effects that add to the mood of the production, the…

They say to never judge a book by its cover in hopes that people become more open to books despite first impressions. Often times this same saying is applied to humans, to incite friendliness amongst strangers and to judge others based on…

“I came to the United States in 2018 from Zimbabwe, Africa. I’ve been here for about a year, moved here with my family, so we’ve sort of have been integrating and getting used to the United States. I grew up in…

“Chess is my everything. I’m so grateful for playing chess. My father taught me how to play chess for the first time when I was just a kid. When I went to high school, it became a routine. I started going to chess club and…