50 years of access
On Nov. 4, the Extended Opportunities Program and Services (EOPS) celebrated 50 years of service to its students throughout the state of California. The ...
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Caffeine addiction now more common
As young people find themselves with more on their plate, Delta College students like second-year Lily Moreno turn to caffeine to provide them with ...
Finding their voices: Peer advocates help undocumented students navigate resources
According to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, as of late 2017, when the Trump administration stopped accepting new applicants for the Deferred Action ...
Food pantry provides options for students
The Delta Student Food Pantry is open to any and all enrolled Delta College students. However, students are still discouraged to use this free ...
Indigenous People’s Day celebrated on campus
A dance/performance event marked Indigenous People’s Day at Delta College on Oct. 10.
National vape safety debate heating up yet again
The debate over e-cigarettes and vaping has heated up yet again. After an outbreak of a severe lung disease affecting users in multiple states, ...
Shima parking lot berm construction to be completed by December
Only a few weeks into the fall semester and students are finding parking spots occupied by cyclone fences, large machines and mounds of dirt. ...
Men’s soccer has even higher expectations for the 2019 season
The Delta College men’s soccer team has high expectations for the 2019 season after winning the Big 8 Conference championship and ending with a ...
Delta honors Huerta with plaza naming
“It was here in Stockton where she learned to be an activist,” said Griselda Alonzo Cruz, the student speaker for the unveiling of the ...
Records impacted by MyDelta change
Editor’s Note: This story is an update to one published on Sept. 20, 2019. MyDelta is causing more setbacks for students, including unaligned data ...