The Las Positas men’s basketball team seems to be off to a soaring start with nothing but high hopes for themselves and also for others. With a breaking even record last season in conference going 7-7 and an overall record […]
The Las Positas men’s basketball team seems to be off to a soaring start with nothing but high hopes for themselves and also for others. With a breaking even record last season in conference going 7-7 and an overall record […]
A new superhero film hits theaters with a feel that will be familiar to all hispanics. The first live action superhero film with a latino lead “Blue Beetle” recently made its debut in theaters on Aug. 18 and immersed the […]
Students today were honored to be visited by Dr. Harold K. Strunk, Doctor of Public Health (DrPH), retired Captain United States Navy, for the annual Veterans First 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony. Today, the small auditorium on campus was filled with a […]
For the first time since 2018 the Las Positas College women’s water polo team takes to the water a full season. Aside from an abbreviated season in 2021, another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, the team has not had enough […]
Brandon Rogers graduated from Livermore High School in 2006 before attending Las Positas College. After his pursuit of an acting career fell through, he began his own YouTube channel. Roger’s channel, “HotBananaStud,” featured his original sketch comedies. On Aug. 27, […]
It is supposed to be a game circled on the calendar: Wednesday, Sept. 27. That’s when the men’s water polo powerhouse West Valley Vikings is scheduled to come to Livermore. The same school that destroyed the Hawks 20-1 in the […]
June 1986, Baker Beach, San Francisco. A couple of dudes built an eight-foot stick figure out of wood and set it alight. Fast forward. September 2023, Black Rock Desert, Reno. Plans for burning another (and much larger) conflagration are foiled […]
A group of about 50 people stood in the hot sun and protested at the Las Positas College Literary Arts Festival on May 13. A majority of the group had gathered to protest one of the Festival’s events, the “Drag […]
In early October, California Governor Gavin Newsom had a chance to make college more affordable for hundreds of thousands of students, but he chose not to. He signed 21 bills in the beginning of October, but one of the […]
More than half of the students at LPC do not qualify for grants, leaving many to pay for their tuition. Tuition is currently $1,164 per unit, including books and materials and other expenses, but it varies for part-time students, who […]