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Discord starts age verification, users worried
Discord, a communication platform used by students attending Delta College for clubs and for linking with others in classes, as well as for connecting...
Delta College landmarks celebrate influential women
Women’s History Month originally started as Women’s History Week in Sonoma in 1978 and later became nationalized in 1980 by President Jimmy Carter. It...
Military families find support on social media
Sending off loved ones to the military is never easy but doing so with conflicts rising it is only natural to feel isolated and...
Food service lacks variety of dietary options
Delta College students desire food that fits their dietary restrictions, but the current array is lacking for some.
According to a report published by Issac...
From community college reporter to mentor, Cassie Dickman comes full circle in journalism
During Thursday’s keynote at the 2026 Associated Collegiate Press Spring National College Media Conference in San Francisco, Cassie Dickman sat among her students, occasionally...
Black businesses unite in showcase
On Feb. 21. Black Students Union hosted the third annual event of Black Businesses Unite in Danner Hall.
The event highlighted small business products, services...
Meat free recipes just in time for lent
Whether you’re observing lent this year or just want to consume less meat it can be hard to find easy to understand recipes for...
Delta academic advisors host open house
On Feb. 4, Delta's academic advisors of the Social Science, Education, and Public Service Division Office hosted an open house to help students understand...
Fierce Mustang reflects on ‘Year of the Horse’ for Lunar celebration
Delta’s famed mascot answers questions about what a year celebrating equine traits of ‘strength, endurance, independence, and forward motion’ means for students
Lunar New Year,...
Food Pantry serves more students
Since, the Student Food Pantry opened in 2019, it has worked to address growing concern among the student population at Delta College.
The now six-year...
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...
