Eduardo De La Rosa and Ivan Oyarzabal are the new president and vice president, while Victor Villalobos is the new student trustee. Students and ASCC hopefuls clamored outside of the Student Activities Center last night at an unusually late hour, all waiting for the results of the student elections. The crowd gathered as the results were put up and were...

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If students haven’t already heard, there is a possibility that Cerritos College might be changing to a 16 week school session that would be implemented in about two years. Cerritos College is one of the last community colleges to still have 18 week sessions. Community colleges like Rio Hondo, Mt. San Antonio, Pasadena City, Santa Monica, East Los Angeles, Long...

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The American Red Cross blood donation bus was stationed at Falcon Square on Monday and will continue to be there until Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The American Red Cross has made a change in their tattoo policy and it is no longer required to wait 12 months to donate blood after getting a tattoo. This is posted...

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The ID Center and student IDs could be seeing improvements coming if the Associated Students of Cerritos College (ASCC) Senate passes the funding for it in today's senate meeting. The meeting will be held today at BK 111, which is located east of the bookstore and across from the game room. Dean of Student Services Dr. Gilbert Contreras oversees the...

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It's simple math. The Math Club is hosting a book sale through Thursday. Students give books or buy books and all the proceeds go to the SU CASA organization, who specialize in preventing domestic abuse. The goal in sight for the club is to raise over $1,000. President of the Math Club Ruben Alvarez said that the club has been...

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Tuesday's court meeting had the presence of both Student Activities Coordinator Amna Jara and Dean of Student Services Dr. Gilbert Contreras. Jara was there to express her congratulations to the court for doing an “outstanding job” in the ASCC presidential and trustee elections. She also made the recommendations for the court members who will be continuing in court in the...

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The possibility for students to have free transportation to and from Cerritos College with a transit pass was once again brought up by the Dean of Student Services Dr. Gilbert Contreras. Passes would work with the local Metro, Norwalk and Long Beach transit systems to bring students to and from Cerritos College. The target for the launch of the passes...

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Students at Cerritos College were approached by ASCC president, vice president and student trustee candidates and asked to vote on Wednesday, April 8 to Thursday, April 9. Located by the Bookstore and Falcon Square, campaigners with picket signs of their favored candidate, approached commuting students with flyers and information on why they should vote. Dalia Jimenez, economy major, was holding...

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Both ASCC President and Vice President candidates where in Falcon Square on Wednesday, April 8, enticing commuting students to vote for them. Voting continued throughout Thursday as well. Presidential candidate Eduardo De La Rosa said he would like to increase the amount of safety on campus. He thinks there should be cameras at school to help detract crime and would...

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Todays cabinet meeting went over new and old matters. Commissioner of the Student Center Ilene Ochoa was able to give an update on the rules that would be posted so that they are clear to all that lounge at the Student Center. The rules that would be posted are: Be courteous, respectful and civil to yourself and othersRespect district propertyFollow...

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