The impact of recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement tactics and President Trump’s administration proposals administering strict immigration control has affected several of the Dreamer students on campus. Dream Club President Luis Guzman said, “I am a dreamer [and] it is very concerning from my perspective as an immigrant, as someone who has been living here for […] 24 years.” He...

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“The main purpose of Falcon Kids is to invite students from our surrounding [elementary schools] to the college campus, so [...] we can expose them to the idea of college and what our school has to offer,” English Professor and iFalcon Club Coordinator, Damon Cagnolatti, said about the Falcon Kids event The event, held Tuesday, hosted students from John Dolland...

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“We did not anticipate such an enthusiastic response to bringing TEDx to our campus. We did have a marketing scheme in place, but the tickets sold out before we could fully implement advertising,” said Director of Bands and Orchestra David Betancourt in regard to Cerritos College selling all 100 seats. The TEDx Talk that will be taking place on March...

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Sophomore decathlete Zachary Munoz had a stand out performance at an impromptu, and rare, match up against Mt. SAC. Despite Munoz’s performance and other individual standout performances the team would still take home a loss The meet which took place on Feb 10 saw the Falcons lose 107-46 to the Mounties. The team will now travel to Cal State LA...

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Facing off against multiple opponents, the Falcons softball team struggled to find consistency in various aspects of their game. Cerritos battled against Mt. San Antonio College Thursday, in which a Cerritos home run tied the game 5-5 before it had to be postponed due to darkness. The match will be continued Wednesday at 3 p.m. Against Mt. SAC the energy...

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The men’s basketball team’s season ended with a 79-67 defeat coming at the hands of Citrus College. The loss officially marked the end of the Falcons’ season as well as the second straight season the team would be eliminated in the second round of the Southern California Regional playoffs. Cerritos was unable to obtain control of the game as they...

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Culinary arts major Jorge Castanon said, “He’s not open to other opinions, he is not open minded and he is very selfish.” Engineering major Alma Carrera said, “The unwillingness to have people to be able to live their lives. … He seems like very angry and the people who follow him as well, and as a result people on the...

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ICC representatives discussed Movie Night, Falcon Games, Spring Festival, Earth Day and events for Women's History Month. ASCC hosted a free movie night on Thursday Feb. 23 at 6 p.m. Kadie Gurley, ICC Commissioner, invited everyone to the screening of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, free admission and snacks with student ID and current semester sticker."Come enjoy yourself, we're...

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On Wednesday, Feb. 22 ASCC Senate meeting welcomed Lucio Ramirez as a new senator."I wanted to become a senator because I wanted to represent the students like me that are returning students in the senate, I also wanted to gain parliamentary experience since I am considering a career in politics down the line," Ramirez said. Ramirez is a Business Management...

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I see Cerritos College students weighed down with stress and minor trauma, walking around with their knuckles dragging on the floor and circles around their eyes. This makes me worry that too many of us are carrying around issues that will end up being bad for our mental states. Rather than burying your feelings deep down and forming a tumor,...

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