Planned Forensic Anthropology lab collects skeletal casts
After Dr. Monique Fortunato, associate professor of Biological Anthropology, proposed the Forensic Anthropology course ANTHR 13 in the early half of this year around ...
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Forensic science classes in proposal at Delta
Two forensic science courses are being proposed at Delta: AJ 35, Introduction to Forensics and ANTHR 13, Forensic Anthropology. Both courses are expected to ...
Delta FDR sculpture not gone but forgotten
As 2025 concludes, it wraps up the 80th anniversary of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s passing. In recent memory, Roosevelt was the subject of mutual ...
Armed robbery reported on campus
On Nov. 24 around 9:05 p.m. at North Burke Bradley Drive, an armed robbery suspect left a vehicle, accompanied by a driver, before holding ...
Don’t take the bait: Using media literacy techniques to dodge phishing attempts
Thinking of media literacy in action might assume that only the storied texts of newspapers and other publications require that level of critical thinking ...
Late Filipino World Flyweight Champion Pancho Villa remembered at Delta
Associate professor of Asian American and U.S. History, Dr. Bernard James Remollino, commemorated the release of his biographical book “Pancho Villa: World Champion 1923” ...
Forced patriotism fosters fascism
America is thought to be founded as a secular nation where citizens can supposedly assemble and express themselves at their own liberty. Yet in ...
Carving a niche in the Holt Center stairs
The Holt Center is a tall building, and there’s several steps and floors to look up to on the way to class that one ...
Behind the glass of Danner Hall atrium
A campus-goer that visits Danner Hall to grab a bite or find a place to study, will get very familiar with the atrium in ...
‘Gospel Goes Classical’ at Atherton
Praise Dancers Donjae Deferrante and the “LoveLove Twins” Charlene and Charlette Richardson performing at Atherton Auditorium on Sept. 13. PHOTO BY JOHN NGUYEN On ...