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Peralta Community College District's only student-run publication.

The Citizen

Peralta Community College District's only student-run publication.

The Citizen

Peralta Trustee Paulina Gonzalez Brito addresses the crowd at Berkeley City College’s 50th anniversary celebration. The event featured a block party along with a groundbreaking ceremony for the college’s new Milvia Street building. (Photo: Marcus Creel/PCCD)
‘We’re still rising’: BCC celebrates 50th anniversary
College throws block party and breaks ground on new building
Sam O'Neil, Associate Editor • May 6, 2024
College of Alameda jazz professor Glen Pearson demonstrates his musical talent on his classroom piano. Hes one of the newest members of the Count Basie Orchestra, a historic 18-piece jazz ensemble that took home a Grammy this year.
The humble Grammy-winning pianist leading CoA’s music program
Desmond Meagley, Staff Writer • March 4, 2024
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PCCDs classified employees pose for a pic at the first-ever professional development day for classified professionals. PCCD Chancellor Tammeil Gilkerson reflected on the event in her report to the Board of Trustees. (Source: PCCD)
Peralta’s leadership search, CCC public safety earmark, and “rumors” discussed at 4/9 meeting of PCCD Trustees
Desmond Meagley, Staff Writer • April 24, 2024
Student Trustee Naomi Vasquez, who was sworn onto the Peralta Community College District Board of Trustees on Dec. 12, 2023, sees her role as an opportunity to uplift her fellow students and advocate for the value of a community college education.
Student Trustee Naomi Vasquez aims to lift voices and empower students at PCCD
Isabelly Sabô Barbosa, Social Media Editor • February 28, 2024
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    Laney parking lot break-in costs staff member $500 damages

    Photo taken by Ben Njau of his broken-in car provided by his email sent on Wednesday regarding the incident.

    UMOJA-UBAKA program and staff assistant Ben Njau received a call from officer Bridges on Wednesday (Jan. 9) that his car was broken into at around 11:00 a.m. In an email sent to Laney faculty and staff, Njau mentions it happened during a downpour, making for low visibility in the parking lot. “I didn’t go to work because I was dealing with this,” Njau said. “I lost wages because I am part-time.”

    Njau suggested more cameras and officer patrols in the parking lot to maintain better safety and security. He also indicated that all belongings in cars should be out of sight when parked. With his car window smashed and stereo system removed, Njau was thankful his stroller was not stolen, which he had stored in the trunk.


    Dear Laney faculty and staff. Our plans for the spring semester

    are to keep you informed about breaking news as it happens. In addition,

    since not everyone gets to read the print Tower, we will also send the online

    Tower to everyone in the district on publication day. If you have news tips

    or comments, please contact me at [email protected].

    Michelle Snider, editor in chief.

    About the Contributor
    In the fall of 2019, The Laney Tower rebranded as The Citizen and launched a new website. These stories were ported over from the old Laney Tower website, but byline metadata was lost in the port. However, many of these stories credit the authors in the text of the story. Some articles may also suffer from formatting issues. Future archival efforts may fix these issues.  
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