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Rosewood Bar & Grill prepares to impress
Rosewood Bar & Grill, a fine dining restaurant where you will have an outstanding experience from the moment you walk in until the moment...
Fashion Department’s ‘Nearly New’ sale nearly here
Delta’s Fashion department will be hosting its semi-annual Nearly New Sale on Nov. 16.
The event will sell a variety of items, including clothing for...
Student moves beyond violent past
“This might be it, could all end today.”
Efrain Padilla once woke up to those thoughts. Today, his mornings are filled with more positive...
Collide Fest celebrates Stockton Art Week
Vibrant colors reflected off a beautifully lit ofrenda, onto a woman on pegs in a butterfly costume, and onto the people of Stockton; displaying...
D’lilah’s Cakery raises money, awareness with boob cupcakes
Mindfulness is being spread in the breast way possible — with cupcakes!
D’lilah’s Cakery is selling cupcakes decorated to look like female breasts in honor...
Writers’ Guild in search of creative magazine editors
The Writers’ Guild is looking for editors for the club’s literary magazine, Artifact Nouveau.
The club, established in 2007, publishes an issue every fall and...
Club finds value in coins
Coins minted from different years come together under one roof, proudly on display. Hundreds of these coins, ranging from material, are viewed from underneath...
Public goes wild for style at Stockton Hair Jam
People waiting outside to grab a seat, crowding around the barber chairs while artists trimmed and faded the clients hair. The atmosphere was jamming...
First ever vegan pop up emerges in Stockton
Veganism is a way of living by eliminating animal products in food, clothing or for any other purpose.
But being vegan doesn’t have to be...
Student’s story demystifies sex work
As states look into decriminalization of prostitution, one woman provides a first-hand narrative to her experience
Editor’s Note: The Collegian historically has a policy against...
Student entrepreneur creates holiday baskets and opportunities
Since she was a child, first-year Delta College student Daja Cotton has had a mind constantly churning with ideas.
Cotton can recall displaying signs she...
Marijuana users can’t keep up with high taxes
Marijuana, the plant with a hundred nicknames, is experiencing a rocky legalization effort in California with profit falling short of expectations thanks to a...
Stockton sisters receive Golden 1 Scholarship
Stockton natives and sisters Ashleigh and April Ellison were both recipients of the Golden 1 Credit Union scholarship for 2019. Ashleigh was awarded $5,000...
Cast Iron offers a unique variety for foodies
Cast Iron Trading Co. will be celebrating their third year in October. It’s been a long journey for Eric Lee, owner of Cast Iron,...
Delta celebrates Constitution Day
Sept. 17 is the day the Constitution was signed in 1787.
To commemorate this day, Delta College invited Sylvia Mendez to speak at the Tillie...
On a budget? Get discounts with the Mustang Pass
The beginning of the school year brings a lot of new expenses for students.
Fortunately, there are a number of places that offer student discounts,...
New Delta drama adjunct bit of a Renaissance man
Director. Performer. Writer. Educator. Former clown and former understudy Ringmaster with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.
Reed Martin is a man of many...
Natalie Borsdorf inspires local artistry at Delta College
Natalie Borsdorf knows the struggle for artists trying to get their foot in the door of the art world and has some advice for...
Police academy changes training standards
Students at Delta College’s Police Officers Standards and Training (POST) Academy are entering a new era of policing — one that spotlights humanizing the...
Digging in to Rice Queen Social Club’s Filipino fare
Pop ups are “popping up” more and more in Stockton and surrounding areas.
This week, I am meeting up with Benny Peneyra and his team,...
