Mt. SAC students can learn a foreign language thanks to the Language Learning Center, an interactive and event-filled program promoting connectedness and technological literacy. “Anyone in the community...

As the sun peaked through her curtains, Kayla Cortez awakened, stretched her arms above her head and went to get ready for the day. She attempted to swing her legs over the side of the bed but felt the...

Gardening and learning about horticulture can be a very rewarding experience that can be as equally relaxing as it is productive and educational. There isn't much that can connect you more to the planet...

Relationships between animals and humans have been an essential part of our existence for over 8,000 years. Animals play the role of companion, worker and well-wisher, accompanying us throughout our lives...

Charlene Teters is not only an American Indian. She is also from Spokane, a mother, artist, political activist, a human being and has used pop culture’s perception of “what it means to be Indian”...

Being a college student can sometimes mean making sacrifices of health and well-being, especially when it comes to eating habits. Per an Intelligent survey, nearly a third of college students admit to...

On May 11, El Centro hosted Suelta la Sopa: Open Mic, an event where anyone could sign up and read poems, tell stories and sing. Many people attended the event including the author of “Chicana on...

After countless attacks on the queer community in this year alone, a queer identifying person might feel underrepresented and maybe even ashamed of their identity. In a time of regressive politics and...

Tucked away off Rio Verde Drive in West Covina, California, sits Mt. SAC Early College Academy, where students can earn college credit while completing high school. Students who wish to enroll must...

The month of May is Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. It recognizes the influence of Asian American and Pacific Islander culture, history and achievements across the United States. In...

Pets are treated as if they were members of the family – and that's because they are. Even if there are security cameras stationed to monitor the pet’s every move to prevent them from destroying...

May 5 is Tango no Sekku, also known as Boy’s Day or “double fifth,” one of five seasonal Japanese festivals influenced by Chinese customs that was held every year since the Nara period, a historic...