Delta cracks down on speeders on campus
Delta College officials recently announced that campus police will increase speed enforcement on and around campus in an…
IN PHOTOS: Delta’s 91st commencement celebrates graduates
Delta’s 91st commencement celebrates graduates
Virtual Career Center helps students with workforce goals
The Career Technical Education and Workforce Development Center has streamlined Delta’s internship process with the introduction of the Virtual Career Center platform. …
Financial aid issues prompt social complaints
Some Delta College students have been having a difficult time receiving financial aid for the Spring 2020 semester due to the implementation…
MyDelta: An uphill battle
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify the auditing process. Rising costs of implementation and questioning by members of the…
Stresses of MyDelta rollout hit faculty
Delta College faculty struggled with the rollout of the MyDelta information system in Fall 2019, experiencing problems ranging from helping students register…
Delta inadvertently releases student information to The Collegian
In a response to a public records request by The Collegian, Delta College inadvertently revealed private student information and educational records of…
Tensions among faculty over system roll into academic senate
On Oct. 16 Delta College’s Academic Senate met in the Mustang Room to discuss Ethnic Studies being pushed as a General Education…
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…
MyDelta issues continue to plague student records, financial aid
MyDelta is causing more setbacks for students, including unaligned data between the new and old systems. Financial aid, transcripts and education plans…
Chaotic frustration: Delta’s replacement of aging registration system falls short, fraying vital connections for students
Fall is off to a rocky start as the rollout of a new registration system went less than smoothly, causing problems with…
Off-campus resources provide extra support for immigrant students
San Joaquin Delta College has resources for the immigrant population to help in case of a situation with ICE but also legal…
Despite resources, immigrant students still face battles
According to the California Student Aid Commission, In 2021-22, only 29 to 30 percent of undocumented students who applied for financial aid…
Campus responds to Chavez report
The Delta College community was affected in late March when the New York Times investigative report detailed the sexual abuse and misconduct…
Finding their way forward
The path to higher education is often meant with bumps in the road for students. For immigrant students, the road is often…
How Delta helps heal your mind
For the immigrant, Hispanic and Latino communities it’s been a difficult few years. With ICE arrests now hitting 1,100 per day, as…
Immigrant population benefits county
The statistics provided represent the immigration population and how beneficial their presence is as an economic boost for the area. The data…
From sanctuary campus to ‘compassionate city’
On Jan. 13 the city of Stockton passed an initiative declaring Stockton as a “Compassionate City.” Modeling their policy after other compassionate…
S.P.A.R.K promotes equal learning
For students navigating immigration fears, identity-based discrimination or other instability, getting help can begin with a simple but difficult question: Where do…
Dreamers center provide wraparound support
When Manjot Singh first arrived at San Joaquin Delta College, he spent months sleeping in his car. An international student who entered…
What does it mean to be a sanctuary?
On Dec. 17, 2024, the San Joaquin Delta College Board of Trustees reaffirmed Delta College as a Sanctuary campus, yet many students…
How sanctuary status can protect students
Editor’s Note: This story is part of Collegian’s 2025-26 work as part of the Solutions Journalism Network Student Media Challenge. Read more…
Tea Time: Lodi locations brew cultural experiences for customers
By Aaliyah Nguyen and Ally Li Tea is largely intertwined within our world’s history from the major happening of the Boston Tea…
Spaces for Art: How Stockton embraces maker creativity
Creative spaces help bring people together in a positive and healthy way. Just as space for art and artistic expression is vital…
COVID-19 enters next phase
On Feb. 28, California’s COVID-19 State of Emergency will officially expire. This expiration signals a shift towards the endemic phase of a…
Delta implements temporary DeRicco mask mandate after rise in COVID-19 cases
Just a few months after eliminating all campus masking requirements, Delta College changed course in a campus-wide email that alerted students and…
Delta implements Covid exposure notifications
Confirmed exposures to -COVID-19 on the Delta College campus are now being reported in alignment with California Assembly Bill 685. Cases reported…
High school sports await future
The Sac-Joaquin Section Board Of Managers and Lead Commissioners discussed the future of high school sports for the remainder of the 2020-2021…
Delta College now a COVID-19 testing location
Delta College is now offering COVID-19 testing to anyone from the general public, made possible through a partnership with San Joaquin County…
Food pantry cancels drive-thru distribution for Spring 2021
The Delta College Food Pantry has suspended drive-thru events and distribution for the Spring 2021 semester. The drive-thru events were carried out…
Athletics out of early-spring competition
The Delta College athletics program continues to prioritize academic success for students after deciding to opt out from all early-spring competition. Director…
COVID-19: The firsthand experience
At the start of the pandemic, it seemed rare to find a person who knew someone that had the Coronavirus, particularly young…
California begins the process of vaccinating residents
Mass vaccination sites have become a pivotal form of reaching more members of the public for vaccination safely. More people are able…
College student helps out ‘One Mask at a Time’
College student and Ripon resident Shaista Afzal is on a mission to make San Joaquin County a safer place, one mask at…
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Living through the pandemic while trying to create theatre has been, well, trying. As you can imagine, an art form that by…
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Financial aid issues prompt social complaints
Some Delta College students have been having a difficult time receiving financial aid for the Spring 2020 semester…
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The path to higher education is often meant with bumps in the road for students. For immigrant students,…
Delta cuts graduation tickets amid surge, then increases limit
Editor’s note: This story updates previous reporting on Delta College’s commencement ticket changes, including the shift from five…
Delta College increases commencement tickets to four after student backlash
Delta College has increased the number of commencement tickets per graduate from three to four, reversing part of…
How Delta helps heal your mind
For the immigrant, Hispanic and Latino communities it’s been a difficult few years. With ICE arrests now hitting…
Immigrant population benefits county
The statistics provided represent the immigration population and how beneficial their presence is as an economic boost for…
