Faculty Association members filled Founder’s Hall on May 11 to support their union’s negotiation goals.
Signs like “Where’s our COLA?” could be found alongside other signs with percentages...
In honor of a local activist, three to four Mt. SAC or La Puente High School graduates will receive a $1,000 scholarship if they have graduated from Sparks Middle School and shown a commitment to activism...
Ahead of the Board of Trustees meeting on May 11, faculty met to organize during their Faculty Association meeting on May 3.
Following several years of negotiating for benefits, the Faculty Association...
It was early Thursday morning when I received a health alert with the following in bold red letters: Vaccination Mandate Lifted Beginning Summer Intersession. Those words I had hoped to NOT read so soon...
The Mt. SAC Board of Trustees has revoked the vaccine mandate for the summer intersession. The school’s masking requirement will also be eased beginning on June 13.
The move comes following a downward...
Several classified and faculty members went before the Board of Trustees on April 13 to discuss their views regarding the vaccination and masking requirements that are set to expire after this semester.
Academic...
Mt. SAC’s Native American Inter-Tribal Student Alliance received a staff, named The People’s Staff, to highlight the Native American Citizenship Act. In 2024, the act will have its 100-year anniversary.
The...
The pandemic brought in-person learning at Mt. SAC – and schools countrywide – to a halt in March of 2020, effectively turning the once-bustling college into a ghost town. For many, the future seemed...
Under a new California law that enables community colleges to implement baccalaureate programs, Mt. SAC has put forth a proposal to provide a bachelor’s degree in histotechnology.
Mt. SAC submitted...
When we talk about what the pandemic has taken from us over the last two years, we often only consider the physical losses and tangible holes in our lives. Whether it be the loss of routine, the loss of...
After adjusting to the new format for classes, individuals still remained concerned regarding safety on campus.
The pandemic has brought a new sense of fear and worry as the emergence of variants continues...
Psychology professor Cara Tan told Mt. SAC’s Board of Trustees on March 9 about a student who went to get food on campus and found that there was a hair in their cup of pudding.
Tan added that this...
