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Moreno gives artist talk on work
“Mom, what do you want me to say?!” asked Professor Mario Moreno.
“Give them hope,” his Mother responded.
On Feb. 4, an artist talk was held...
Use of social media linked to learning disruption
Social media has been making its way through many aspects of our daily lives.
Adults are using their phones to check news, post pictures and...
Faculty talent on display in current exhibition
Jan. 22 through Feb. 12 Delta College’s art faculty are showcased in the Art Faculty Exhibition in the L. H. Horton Jr. Gallery.
The exhibit...
Diet cultures impact on your resolutions
It’s a new year and many have started on their resolutions, the two most common being starting your health and wellness journey.
Medical News Today,...
Delta celebrates Hmong New Year
Delta College students gathered in the Quad on Nov. 21 for the campus’s first Hmong New Year celebration, organized by the EPIC learning community,...
Food drops throughout the holidays
The holiday season is upon us but for many the most wonderful time of the year comes with a heavy financial burden.
ABC News reports...
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...
Analyzing arguments: Logic and media literacy
Our media landscape is awash in arguments hoping to sway you in one way or another and assessing the strength of an argument presented...
Running on empty: Coping with news fatigue
Keeping up with the news can be overwhelming, but there are strategies we can employ to manage our media diet and become more effective...
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...
Every word counts: Media literacy through an ESL lens
When Manjot Singh moved from India to California two years ago, English-language news felt almost impossible to follow.
“There were many hard words I didn’t...
HBCU Caravan returns to Delta College after two-year hiatus
After a two-year break, the California Community College to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (CCC to HBCU) Transfer Caravan returned to San Joaquin Delta...
Stockton author Yia Vang holds reading from memoir in Dawn Mabalon forums
On Oct. 30, Yia Vang, author of “In Yer's Kitchen: Memoir of a Hmong Daughter” and Stockton native, held a reading and signing of...
Umoja, BEE Academy join forces for student success
Excitement filled the room of DeRicco 275 on Oct. 1 as the Black Excellence and Enrichment (BEE) Academy officially signed a new partnership with...
CTE-Land shines at Fierce’s Fall Fest
On Oct. 17, Delta hosted its fourth annual Fierce’s Fall Fest in CTE-Land, a community Halloween event open to all.
The event is to highlight...
Acquisition leaves some features of Delta mental health platform offline
On Oct. 13, San Joaquin Delta College’s digital mental health service, TBH, was replaced with Massachusetts based online therapy platform, Uwill, following Uwill’s acquisition...
Philosophy Club connects horror with justice
The Philosophy Club explored crime and punishment in its Oct. 14 meeting, the first of two meetings focused on the topics in October.
Horror as...
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...
Study spots scarce as weather cools down
Studying is a fundamental part of any college student’s life. Finding locations where students can focus, learn, or practice their skills is important.
While seasons...
