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Visionary mourned: Stockton, Delta remember downtown innovator
“Stockton is a dump.”
“There is no hope with that city.”
“Glad I moved out of that place.”
Delta College students read comments like this daily on...
Rolling with the punches
Gabriela Soto is a 29-year-old, part-time student with two children and one interesting hobby – roller derby.
Roller derby is a team competition on roller...
Under the watchful eye
On Aug. 18, a Delta College student was making her way toward campus when she was violently attacked by two female suspects on Precissi...
Students left without plan
On April 26, Corinthian Colleges announced it would permanently close its remaining 28 ground campuses across the U.S including all 10 Heald College locations in California.
Transgender voices rise to new life
Bruce Jenner rose to international fame at the 1976 Olympic Games as a record-breaking men’s decathlon athlete, which he parlayed into a successful living...
New restaurant serves up culture for under $10
Downtown Stockton has welcomed a new business.
Located at 331 E. Weber Avenue, Papa Urb’s Grill officially opened its doors on Wednesday, April 8.
Papa Urb’s...
Stockton Symphony impresses audience with electric violinist
Tracy Silverman's performance, with the support of the Stockton Symphony, at the Atherton Auditorium was exhilarating.
Silverman, the world's first concert electric violinist, headlined the...
Science & Math Building ready
READY FOR STUDENTS: Top, faculty and staff were invited to tour the new Science & Math Building on Dec. 5. Departments began moving into...
Trustees asked to consider selling Manteca farm
San Joaquin Delta College is considering the possible sell of the 160-acre farm in Manteca.
But opponents to the sale have already emerged.
Dr. Kathy Hart,...
Culinary Arts thief caught
The Culinary Arts Department was recently victim to multiple burglaries on campus.
The most recent crime committed involves the cafeteria kitchen and the Student Chef...
Holidays a solemn reminder of loved ones lost
Holidays without a loved one can bring sadness to the heart.
Memories drift and linger in the room from those who are dead and gone,...
Former Middle College student making leaps, bounds in education aspirations, now focusing on State...
What started as a sibling rivalry for former Middle College High School student Parker Shelton turned into a race towards possibly becoming the youngest...
Losing the static
Delta College’s cell-phone dead zone may soon be a thing of the past — if you’re an AT&T cell phone owner.
In the coming months...
Scholars discuss ‘First Thanksgiving’ myth
When Delta College student Daymian Villapudua thinks of Thanksgiving, he recalls the Pilgrims.
“They really didn’t have any food with them,” he said. “They needed...
In search of delicious
Every town has one, a small mom and pop burger place to call their own.
Special places where it might not be as fast or...
Elevators to see fixes in 2014
The elevators on campus will see renovations beginning in the spring thanks to $800,000 of board approved Measure L bond funds.
The money was approved...
New Stockton press has strong connections to Delta
A new press in Stockton celebrated it’s launch on Oct. 28, with Delta College professors serving as key cogs in its inception.
More than 70...
Downtown center celebrates the dead
On Oct. 11, Stockton’s Mexican Heritage Center held an opening reception for its Dia de los Muertos exhibit.
“The Day of the Dead celebration is...
Annual haunt returns
Delta College’s Puente Club will host a haunted house Oct. 28-31 inside the Cunningham Lounge.
The attraction is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m....
‘Day of Unity’ brings awareness to domestic violence
College Hour took on a somber tone Thursday, Oct. 3 with the Day of Unity, marking the start of Domestic Violence Awareness month.
Organizations such...
