Asparagus Festival returns, exceeds expectations
The Asparagus Festival has a new home. This year the festival moved from Weber Point to the San Joaquin County fairgrounds. The Festival was ...
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Q & A: New Delta Board of Trustee members discuss goals, plans
Richard Vasquez and Catherine Mathis are two new members of the Delta College Board of Trustees. Both were elected to the board in the ...
Students march for higher education
MARCH IN MARCH: Students from Northern and Southern California advocate for more student funding in community college clubs and classrooms at the State Capitol. ...
Trucks bring new meaning to fast food
TRUCKS AROUND TOWN: The number of food trucks throughout the area is growing. Not all arefocused on tacos or burritos. Instead, there are trucks ...
New restaurant squeezes into Lincoln Center
According to Stockton restaurant worker Katie Schmidt, patrons literally had to “squeeze in” to the location opened by Travis Hausauer. NEW EATERY: The food ...
Ceramics professor to retire at year’s end
Delta College’s Art Department is losing a well-known teacher. Joe Mariscal will be retiring at the end of this semester along with a handful ...
Restrooms shut down after sewer line back up
Delta College closed campus at 3 p.m Nov. 24 to prevent a bathroom backup. The sewer backup was located on the west side of ...
Delta Pride aims to make campus safe, welcoming for students
PRIDE CENTER: Delta Pride president Chris Sandoval reviews his email as he prepares for the Transgender Day of Remembrance. PHOTO BY ORLANDO JOSE There ...
Quad area sees crowd of students for Oktoberfest celebration
Students formed a crowd in the quad as Associate Students of Delta College (ASDC) Senator Robert Duran worked to hype everyone up during the ...
One microwave for thousands make for long lines, students being late for classes
In Danner Hall, people may wonder what the long line is for. NOT ENOUGH MICROWAVES: As students warm up their food, a long line ...