“It may not be fashionable to anybody else, but who cares? It matters to you and you think it's fashion. So I want people to be able to explore who they are through their fashion and how they are different,” said Starsheena Anderson, the executive office manager in President Oroz’s office, who is the advisor and founder of Wright’s fashion club. Anderson said the club currently has 10 members. Once the upcoming semester starts, she hopes to advertise the club a little more du

"Student voices are very important, they’re vital, the heartbeat even to the institution,” said the new Vice President of Student Affairs Melissa Champs, who will be leaving her role as Dean of Enrollment. CCC across all seven city colleges decided to branch out the role of vice president to two people. Vice President of Academic Affairs Santos-George said the division of responsibilities for vice president will be beneficial. “There will probably be more efficiency and effe

The white star piece is made out of plastic, has green LED lights, and red boards and other wires. The hot chocolate is brewed in a Keurig as red and green cookies remind people of Christmas. On Dec. 4 ACM, the Association for Computer Machinery, hosted an ornament making event. Not only did ACM focus on making programmable ornaments using computer parts they also served hot chocolate and cookies.  When interviewing the ACM president, Krisitan Chappell, who is a second year s