Tag: news
Student instructor wanted for fraud
A Delta College employee is under warrant for grand theft and embezzlement.
McKinzie Heavenly Harrison, also known as McKinzie Croney, worked for the college’s Culinary Arts...
Unusual cosmic event occurring, some intrigued others concerned
A red moon?
What the worlds going to end?
What is really a blood moon?
Some students believe it to be just another phase of the moon.
“It...
Campus veteran cited for questioning man about Ranger uniform code
An incident involving a man allegedly portraying an Army Ranger resulted in a Delta College student being cited on campus last week.
A man dressed...
Art & Gift Fair takes over Danner
Delta College’s Fashion Department hosted students, staff, faculty and visitors on campus during the Fashion Club’s annual Art & Gift Fair on March 4-5...
Flu epidemic leaves death toll higher than previous years
The H1N1 virus, also known as influenza, has accounted for more than 300 deaths in California this flu season, six of which were children.
San...
Scattered waste leaves campus unsightly
Litter is all over campus.
We all see it. But what does Delta do to fix the problem?
Groundskeepers on the Delta College campus have a...
New marine highway dedication at Port of Stockton
On Nov. 2, the Port of Stockton held the official dedication ceremony for the new Marine Highway, a passageway to move cargo between the...
2D/3D exhibit brings spotlight to Stockton Arts
A large, 3-D sculpture of a man’s head welcomes visitors to Delta College’s L.H. Horton Gallery in the Shima building.
The gallery features pieces of...
Measure A, B could offer solutions to Stockton’s debt, criminal issues
Stockton voters will have some very important decisions to make on the upcoming November ballot.
If approved, Measure A will raise sales taxes in the...
Delta College’s POST Academy prepares cadets for law careers
On Sept. 14, inside the crowded Atherton Auditorium on the grounds of San Joaquin Delta College, 56 members of Delta College’s Peace Officers Standards...
Remembering those lost
AIDS Walk San Joaquin hosted its 23rd Candlelight Vigil Commemoration Service this Dec. 1st, in order to pay tribute to those lost and affected...
How much is enough?
More than $13 million in reserves hot topic as budget woes continue to impact campus
San Joaquin Delta College’s reserve fund has grown to more...
