DSPS & S counselor Aurora Segura showed students how to improve their resumes in preparation of the upcoming job fair. She stated that the presentation was held primarily ensure that students will be ready for the job fair on Nov. 2 at 9:30 a.m. at the Falcon Square. The resume workshop was held on Sept. 26. During the presentation Segura...

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On Monday, Sept. 11, the Mexican Government had no choice but to rescind the help it offered Texas -- and Trump still can't be bothered to even tweet about it. President Donald Trump continues to tear apart the once close relationship between the United States and Mexico. While Trump continues to stubbornly cling to his idea of building a senseless...

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History Professor Walter Fernandez held a lecture in the Teleconference Center to enlighten students on the history of various Latin independence days celebrated all across Latin America during September. All throughout September, Brazil, Chiapas, Guatemala, San Salvador, Honduras, Province of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mexico, Chile and Belize will be celebrating their independence. Even Puerto Rico will be celebrating the day...

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Embroidery on quilts or photographs, large paintings, blends of different media and photography consist of some of the works currently in the gallery this semester. The gallery, which opened on Sept. 7 as part of the 4th Los Angeles SUR:biennial. -- is titled DisPlaced: Reconstituted Memories & Unsituated Bodies, displaying works by various artists such as Michael Alvarez, Julia O...

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Trump’s administration can’t decide whether or not they should accept Mexico’s offer to provide help for the victims of hurricane Harvey. On Monday, Aug. 28, Huffington Post released an article stating that Trump’s administration had not decided if they will accept Mexico’s offer to give aid to the victims of hurricane Harvey. Instead, the White House and State Department gave...

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I hate the construction going on campus. I hate all. Everyday you hear machinery going off on some part of campus or other. Having it going on constantly really grates on the nerves. Then there's the fact that the fences everywhere cut off paths and make them smaller so everyone has to squeeze through a path or take giant detours...

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