With finals looming, the months of May and June are some of the most stressful times for students.
According to a Gallup report, 44% of associate degree students and 36% of bachelor's degree students...
Because of California’s dry climate, wildfires occur frequently in the summer, causing loss of lives, property and more.
According to Cal Fire, in 2022, there were 7,490 wildfires that destroyed 876...
On May 17, Mt. SAC’s Student Health Services hosted a DeStress Fest for students to alleviate the stresses of finals.
DeStress Fest’s self-care activity stations included DIY aromatherapy lotions...
On April 20, the Green New Deal was reintroduced by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Sen. Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts.
According to The New York Times, the purpose of this proposal...
Mt. SAC’s Hilmer Lodge Stadium hosted the PAC 12 track and field championship from May 12-14 and witnessed some of the greatest athletes compete. Among them, two teams rose up after three days of competitions....
Distracted driving is a daily occurrence for many people, including students, and causes thousands of deaths every year.
Jim Jones, a psychologist who survived a distracted driving accident in 2013,...
Track Fest, a track meet event featuring world-class athletes, will be held at the Hilmer Lodge Stadium on May 6.
The “part music festival, part track meet” event, as described by its promotional...
Instagram. TikTok. YouTube. Snapchat. Twitter. When most people are bored, they tend to turn to social media to fill the time. Scrolling through posts, sharing memes and watching short videos seem to have...
ChatGPT, a large language model which serves as a chatbot to answer questions prompted by users, has persisted as a controversial topic of discussion in academia.
To address the dilemma, Mt. SAC has...
Twenty-nine candidates, 12 semi-finalists and five finalists later, the board of trustees has officially selected Dr. Martha Garcia to become the school’s 10th president, making her the school’s first...
In a January 2021 press conference, Gov. Gavin Newsom called the textbook industry a “racket” and committed to making textbooks more affordable for college students. Six months later in July 2021,...
Thriving Space, the newest Health Center student service, launched today, offering free weekly workshops that touch on different mental health topics.
This new service will host students sessions on...
