During these unimaginable times many people have faced hardships, and that is no different in the Hispanic community. Even though Hispanics have been one of the hardest-hit communities during the pandemic,...
Dressing up your loungewear is the name of the game this season. As we transition out of those sweatpant-quarantine days I predict we will find ourselves desperately wanting to dress up to fight our natural...
The year 2020 has thrown many difficulties to normal life for everyone across the globe. There have been trials and tribulations attributed to personal life, work life and, to the vast majority of a students,...
Since the beginning of the spring semester, the campus has been functioning at a limited capacity of 20 percent, which has been reserved for specialized health and science programs.
In an email message...
Because of the pandemic and transition to online learning, many students were given free eBook access in spring 2020.
But Mt. SAC President and CEO Bill Scroggins said Mt. SAC never provided free textbooks...
Flyers with frayed edges from March 2020 pinned to corkboards across campus. Dark deserted halls that echo an eerie silence. Desolate parking lots once filled with cars and students fighting over parking...
You sit down to write an essay and as your computer opens, your child screams your name and asks for help on a math problem you haven't looked at since you were their age. After Google helps you answer...
Hiding a big secret from family can strain every aspect of life. For Business Administration major Megan Stevens, 20, hiding a part of herself has become part of her daily life. Stevens is gender fluid...
Whether it's in the classroom or online, Mt. SAC adjunct professor and counselor Andrea Torres is always willing to help not only her students but also fellow faculty members.
“I always love to connect...
Eight years ago she took a seat in a classroom not knowing she would find her passion and make history by teaching that exact course. On the first day of the 2020 Fall semester, adjunct professor, Bella...
Starting college can be challenging, but starting college during a global pandemic can feel next to impossible. For Vivian Soza, Edward Zhang, An Ha, and Mehak Verma, making the transition from high school...
Katie Priddy, Managing Editor
• September 10, 2020
The Civil Rights movement. Anti-war protests. Marches for women’s rights. These are some of the major events in American history that Mt. SAC’s Vice President of Instruction Richard Mahon grew up watching....
