Stockton-based author shares personal story to inspire readers with new book
What doesn’t kill you can make you stronger. That age-old saying is apparent after speaking with Stockton author Rita Dearion, who recently published “The ...
Michael Johnson
Pulled over for self-expression
Earlier this semester, I was pulled over by an officer with the Stockton Police Department while on my way home from my math course ...
Baseball finishes season strong
Playoff time is here at Delta College as the baseball team gets ready to head down the road toward the California State Championships. The ...
Federal judge approves Stockton bankruptcy
Stockton recently finalized the process to officially declare bankruptcy. On April 1, a federal bankruptcy judge decided that the city of nearly 300,000 people ...
Students make move on to next round in SkillsUSA competition
Delta hosted a preliminary SkillsUSA competition on Jan. 28. SkillsUSA is a national skill organization that serves more than 320,000 high school and college ...
Student government program gives back to campus
The Associated Student Body Government (ASBG) has opened a food pantry on campus. The pantry hosts monthly food distributions for students with a valid ...
Mental health should be deciding factor in discussion
Gun control seems to be a hot topic in California these days. In light of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, the legislature has ...
ASBG hosts Karaoke Night, bringing together entertainers
The Associated Student Body Government hosted a Karaoke Night in Danner Hall on Nov. 30. This was the first event celebrating Mustang Night, after-school ...
Thanksgiving Day activities are more than just food and football
It’s Thanksgiving time again. It’s a time where family and friends come together and express gratitude to God over a lovely feast. Traditionally, we ...
Delta ‘veteran friendly’ campus
In October, Delta College appeared on the 2013 Military Friendly Schools List for the second year in a row. Put together by the reputable ...