Student Chef on hold for this semester
Low enrollment means closed doors for Culinary Arts’ Student Chef this semester. A class that supports the Danner Hall-based, on-campus training restaurant saw only ...
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RTD bus program ‘still up for discussion’ despite passes not being issued for Fall
A program offering unlimited bus rides to Delta College students through a partnership with San Joaquin Regional Transit District did not continue into the ...
Delta alumni wins top prize at ‘Visions in Clay’
Coming back for its 14th year, Visions in Clay features 46 artists out of over 100 applicants and 55 artworks from around the country ...
Delta enrollment rises to pre-pandemic levels
Returning students or frequent visitors to Delta College may have noticed many new faces in the crowd as the Fall 2023 semester gets underway. ...
Delta hosts annual youth leadership conference
Delta College hosted the Youth Leadership Conference at the Dolores Huerta Plaza on April 28. The event was to welcome all San Joaquin County ...
Bowling leagues bring good times with good friends
[new_royalslider id=”156″] Bowling is an occasional night out with friends for some, a small hobby for others. For a select group however, bowling is ...
Diana Hernandez balances life as business owner, mother
By Maria Martinez Diana Hernandez, born and raised in Stockton, is an insurance business owner and a proud Latina business woman who learned how ...
Stockton entrepreneur crafts custom rugs
By Sammy Jimenez Erik Sandoval, a 23-year-old entrepreneur, is Stockton’s most experienced custom rug designer, and most local residents aren’t aware of the creativity ...
Deconstructing the angry black woman
When you look at me what do you see? A strong Black woman? A woman with a nice smile? Do I seem approachable? Appear ...
Downtown Stockton gathering spot brings together coffee, community
By Ashley Hallinan The smell of roasting coffee while driving down Center Street, near Downtown Stockton, draws patrons into The Well. The establishment offers ...