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Graduating high school seniors missing milestones during pandemic
High school seniors throughout the country aren’t celebrating long-waited for milestones this spring. Traditional events such as prom, senior trips, and graduation...
First 5 San Joaquin collecting protective equipment donations for medical workers...
First 5 San Joaquin is seeking donations of unused Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from today through April 3. This includes gowns, masks,...
Campus limits in-person contact due to COVID-19
Since the spread of COVID-19 has hit the San Joaquin County area, Delta College is taking steps to prepare for classes to...
Homeless Stocktonians helping others, seeking opportunities
On Feb. 28, the five man crew of Stockton 209 Cares cleaned a neighbor’s yard because the homeowner is in hospice.
Stockton native Jason Lee returns to encourage residents to take action
Jason Lee, known for his role on the VH1 show Love and Hip Hop, made Jan. 14 a star-studded affair in the...
Library trading service’s discontinuation is a loss for students
Delta has lost a silent hero. Last semester, in October, the library discontinued a service called LINK+, which has hit me hard.
Report names Stockton most diverse city in the United States
Stockton earned another No. 1 title, this time for being the “most diverse” large city in the nation, according to U.S. News...
Longtime Delta communication adjunct dies
Anthony Bernacchi, an adjunct public speaking professor died on Dec. 17, 2019. He was 50.
“Professor B was a...
Applicants sought for vacant Board of Trustees seat
Delta College Board of Trustees is looking to serve for Area 2 until the Nov. election. A map defining of Area 2...
New paths forward
Starting in September of last year, Kitchell Construction and Delta College began construction in the Shima parking lot as part of the...
Netflix show to raise awareness of cyberstalking
The internet has blown up after season two of “YOU,” which debuted the day after Christmas. The star, Penn Badgely, portrays Joe...
Sympathy for the republic
Growing up, I've always had the notion that people who vote Republican are unethical, pessimistic and selfish and I realize this is...
EDITORIAL: MyDelta system rollout failed us
MyDelta is a mess.
It hasn’t immediately benefited us as students in the way it was initially detailed it...
MyDelta: An uphill battle
Editor's note: This story has been updated to clarify the auditing process.
Rising costs of implementation and questioning by...
Stop feeding the corporate pig: use morals when spending money
If you’re one of the people who stresses over the future or our nation, consider your own influence. Put your money where...
Everybody wants to be a leader
An inspiring leader is nothing without people to inspire.
All of my life I have heard “Don’t be a...
MyDelta continues chaotic trend with lack of info
Issues with MyDelta continue to affect students seven weeks into the fall semester.
The new registration system will have...
Breakfast benefits students
As scholarship applications loom, students and community members can contribute to awards by enjoying a morning of food and art on campus.
Not just hot air
Helium shortage affecting more than party stores
Helium probably brings thoughts of birthday balloons and high-pitched voices, but what...
Lack of film photography lab tech leaves students ‘scrambling’
Fall 2019 is the first semester Delta’s Photography Lab is running without a technician. Students are confused, crowded, and messy with only...
