Science, Technology, Engineering and Math got a chance to shine on campus with the annual STEM Open House. Children, parents, students and the community at large got a chance to see a variety of STEM focused activities and lectures. The event took place on Friday, Sept. 26, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., inside various buildings on campus. It included...

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When the women’s soccer team was getting ready for its flight to Chicago, there was no fear in flying or leaving home. With good reason, it left with a perfect record. The women's soccer team emerged victorious from its Illinois tournament, which took place Friday, Sept. 19, to Sunday, Sept. 21. “It’s a learning experience being with a big group,...

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A new "Smash Bros." game hits the shelves, but this time - it's portable! The popular Nintendo series "Super Smash Bros." will release a fourth installment in the series Friday, Oct. 3, for the Nintendo 3DS. The Wii U version will be released "Holiday 2014," according the official "Smash Bros." website. This is the first time ever in the series...

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Cerritos College is going through significant changes that can have an enormous impact on students, and these changes can have repercussions for us in the long run. Elections for board of trustees can bring a different dynamic to Cerritos College. The board can make decisions on student success, programs and services. Why are these elections important? It is because the...

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A food drive for students in need, fall job fair, and zombie fest, were some of topics brought up for this month's ICC meeting. The Inter Club Council (ICC) meeting took place on Thursday, Sept. 25th at BK 111. Every last Thursday of the month the ICC meeting takes place and one member of every club shows up to get...

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"I think throughout the entire game, we were in it, whether we were down by one or down by four, it was definitely a winnable game," assistant coach Sharon Ku said after suffering another loss. The women's water polo team played a tough game against Mt. San Antonio College, only to lose with a score of 13-10. The first period...

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The volleyball team's lack of communication cost it a 3-2 loss against Riverside on Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 5 p.m. inside Falcon Gymnasium. The Falcons started by dominating the game with a 10-3 score within the first 10 minutes of the game. The team demonstrated its useful tactics against the Riverside Tigers, but as the game progressed, the Falcons caught...

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So, what's in the book of spells for Order of the Falcons this time around? Well, on Monday, Sept. 22, the club had its first "Welcome Feast" of the semester, held at the "Great Hall," also known as the Student Center. Basically, it had a pot-luck, members brought food; which they received points for; and as they feasted and mingled...

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The Faculty Senate had a variety of things that the group discussed during the meeting in the board room on Tuesday, Sept. 23. One of the first things that was discussed was the procedure on adding classes in future semesters. The idea is based on necessity in a way, with putting it in students' GE's, trade classes and any other...

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“I’ve been interested before, but I was a little more shy; before, it was a little lack of information on my part. This semester, I took a bigger initiative to get myself informed,” newly self-appointed investigation officer Eduardo De La Rosa said. The Tuesday, Sept. 23, court meeting started with court members introducing themselves and the choosing of each court...

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