Tag: Delta College
The ancient-cyber journey of MyDelta
It’s not uncommon to hear student frustrations about how troubling MyDelta is to use. Its layout feels outdated and its glitchy nature makes it...
Open mic event with Straight Out Scribes
On April 11, Delta College hosted Straight Out Scribes, a mother-daughter poetry duo, at the Tony Fitch forum. The event offered students an open...
Delta approves purchase of new backhoe for Manteca farm campus
Delta’s Manteca farm campus was financially approved for a backhoe for the agricultural department. But what is a backhoe?
A backhoe is an attachment for...
Delta College plans update Facilities Master Plan
To combat concerns around aging infrastructure and the potential for increased flooding, Delta College is looking to update its Facilities Master Plan, focusing on...
Delta considers OneDrive as Box contract expires
Note: Tara Cuslidge-Staiano, who is quoted in this story, is the advisor to The Collegian. The Collegian also makes use of Box software in...
#BookTok starts literary renaissance
The once niche crowd on TikTok where people posted quotes and showcased lists of their favorite books, has now grown into a large online...
Women take the lead, men follow
Big movie franchises have been getting remakes in the past couple of decades. Most remakes don’t follow the same plotline or keep the same...
Baseball swings for the fences
On March 21 the Delta College baseball team won 13-2 against Sacramento City College in their last game of a three-day game series held...
Food pantry provides students with necessities
Delta offers programs and resources to students who need support. Resources for mental health, career guidance, basic needs and more.
Being a full-time student isn’t...
A joy with koi: Paint and sip loses the booze
The Office of Student Activities in partnership with the Art Club held a “Paint & Sip” on March 19 in Upper Danner.
The event had...
Delta College’s overlooked ‘honest’ mistake
Update: This article has been updated from its original posted version.
For 14 days, a racial slur was displayed in Zoom subtitles on Delta College’s...
Lee, Warmsley lead District 6 Stockton City Council race
Election Day in California took place on Mar. 5. Businessman Jason Lee and Vice Mayor Kimberley Warmsley are currently in the lead for Stockton’s...
Delta Trustee Kathleen Garcia sued over fire district seat
A lawsuit accusing Delta College Area 5 Trustee Kathleen Garcia of simultaneously holding two public offices in violation of California Government Code 1099 has...
Mens basketball scores eighth season win
The Mustangs’ Men’s Basketball team won its match against Modesto Junior College on Feb. 9.
The game concluded with a final score of 67-52, making...
‘Let that c**chie breathe’: singing a different tune about profanity in...
For aspiring music artists, there are now many opportunities to gain exposure and build status through various online platforms, leading to potential industry promotion.
With...
First public campus forum for Stockton mayor and City Council District...
On Feb. 7, Delta College hosted the first forum for mayoral candidates and Stockton City Council for District 2. The event was held at...
Athletic fields still on track for renovations
In September 2022 the Athletics Field began its renovation of all damaged fields to protect athletes from future injuries, due to poor irrigation and...
Service employees deserve better
Every day, customer service employees hope with caution on their way into their shifts, that it will be a good day. It will be...
Second night of forums features candidates for City Council districts 4,6
On Feb. 8, the second candidacy forum for Stockton City Council Districts 4 and 6 was held at the Dawn Mabalon Forum at Delta...
Delta College hosts forum for Supervisors District 3; Board of Education...
On Feb. 12, the third candidates' forum for the San Joaquin Board of Supervisors District 3 position and the Area 5 San Joaquin Board...
