A small group of students and parents from the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District held a protest...
"How often do you all practice self-care?" -Carol Chung As May's Student Equity...
On Wednesday, May 8 at 5 p.m., students gathered at the building 26A courtyard and marched toward Founder’s...
On Saturday, May 11, Mt. SAC continued their best of three series against the El Camino Warriors to determine...
On Friday, May 3, Mt. SAC softball opened up their postseason game play with a clean sweep against the...
On Thursday, April 25, Mt. SAC baseball took a hard 18–9 loss against the El Camino Warriors in what...
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On May 2, 2024, the Mt. SAC Lab Band and Jazz Ensemble held a concert at the Sophia B. Clarke Theater. Displaying...
The Star Wars franchise presents a narrative in which the Skywalkers disrupt an evil empire. The reality...
The spring semester is here and the Basic Needs Center is growing and aiming to help students flourish...
“If you aint mad about something then you are not awake.” -César Tlatoāni Alvarado César Tlatoāni...
Mt. SAC offers multiple programs that students can get involved in. Associated Student Government is...
Since 2020, during President Donald Trump’s time in office, the United States government has debated...
In a city that reflects Springfield, who is the one in charge of spreading evil? Headphones...
Illustration drawn be Sav Vivanco (@scruffiandraws on Instagram)
Idea by Anthony Solorzano and drawn by Sav Vivanco (@scruffiandraws on Instagram)
Manuel Maldonado and Luz Cruz lead the charge toward Glen A. Wilson High school.
Manuel Maldonado leads the charge toward Glen A. Wilson High school as a student begs for his school to remain open.
Community members sing “De Colores.”
A student begs for his school to remain open.
Illustration drawn by Sav Vivanco (@scruffiandraws on Instagram)
Illustration by Anthony Solorzano
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Students sitting at the courtyard holding the large “Mt. SAC 4 Palestine” banner.
Student Trustee César Tlatoāni Alvarado lighting white sage to give a blessing of protection for the students protesting.
Students gathered at Founder’s Hall to discuss what they want to say in public comment.
Students stopped in front of Founder’s Hall by two security guards.
Students turning the corner while chanting toward Founder’s Hall.
Students marching down Miracle Mile with a sign stating “Divest Sodexo,” mirroring the demands of the protest.
