COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic was a defining part of 2020 and 2021, prompting a closure of the Delta College campus, a statewide stay-at-home order and causing more than 500,000 deaths nationwide. This is a collection of The Collegian's reporting on the pandemic.
Community College Chancellor plans for all-online spring
On Sept. 25, Delta College made the announcement that classes will remain mostly online for the Spring 2021 semester due to the ongoing COVID-19...
San Joaquin County Historical Museum opens online offerings
Schools have made drastic changes when it comes to outdoor activities and academic trips due to COVID-19. This pandemic has caused traditional field trips...
Stockton sports unite food drive
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected our lives in many ways. Sports, specifically, have taken a huge hit. Live games, practices, and events teams and...
ASDC looks for digital ways to serve students
The Associated Students of Delta College is the student governing body and serves as an advocate for the students on campus.
ASDC, which has shifted...
Air quality, pandemic make outreach challenging
During the COVID-19 pandemic Delta College has been forced to move classes, services and college business online.
Delta had a drive-thru planned to welcome new...
Entrepreneurs embrace new opportunities during pandemic
San Joaquin County has seen more than a few online businesses open up to survive during the pandemic.
Since March, more people have decided to...
2D Design, Printmaking classes modify curriculum for online
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed many daily activities into something difficult to recognize. It has forced Delta College to modify the majority of its...
Still here for you
Students have many sources for news and events happening across campus, between bulletin boards, online calendars and the Delta Digest. eReflections is an internal...
Public libraries adapt to COVID-19
Public libraries all across San Joaquin County have faced major changes due to COVID-19 guidelines. Suzy Daveluy, interim director of the Stockton-San Joaquin Public...
Virtual offerings
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused many public services to temporarily close. Although many essential services like restaurants and stores have reopened to the public,...
Different experience means different tuition cost
The start of the new semester has come quickly and with a sense of unfamiliar territory.
Throughout the United States, colleges are offering fully- or...
Enrollment numbers increase despite pandemic
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and difficulties that have come with the transition to online instruction, enrollment at Delta College is up at the beginning...
Need help?
Communication between Delta College and students in need of answers has been a source of frustration for students, even as the college looks for...
Mustangs ‘Stronger Together’
With the 2020-21 season at a complete stop the Delta College athletics program must adjust to the changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
As the...
COVID-19 and small businesses
COVID-19 safety regulations have hit small businesses hard. With the safety and health of others at risk, COVID-19 has drastically shifted the way businesses...
Are people still listening?
Listen I understand, wearing masks can be difficult sometimes but it’s for everyone’s safety, not just the ones wearing masks.
Yet, people are still not...
Teachers and students jumping hoops for online classes
The shift to online classes has become a major change for parents, teachers, and students. Students from elementary and high schools are now trying...
People looking to escape in nature for leisure from COVID-19 pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our society, with stores and restaurants shutting down and schools shifting to online teaching. No more shopping, concerts, parties,...
Birth of the COVID Generation?
The effect COVID-19 has on current generations could potentially define them.
With five months of 2020 in the books, COVID-19 has etched itself into history...
Chancellor’s office forecasts continued online presence into fall
On May 12, the California Community Colleges system hosted a teleconference via Zoom, providing updates about plans for the Fall 2020 semester and response...
