BCC students celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival with mooncakes and community
Though typically associated with Chinese culture, mooncakes are a staple of the seasonal celebration for many East and Southeast Asian countries.
Events
‘Laughter is Medicine’, Annual Powwow highlights Native American healthcare
The Native American Health Center has served everyone who walked through their doors in San Francisco and Oakland for over 50 years.
Robot soccer teaches students nuts and bolts of engineering
Engineering students at Laney College get to have a ball while learning coding and design basics
Spring semester kicks off at districtwide Flex Day
New chancellor Tammeil Gilkerson delivers personal introduction
This is Intersectionality
Reflections of an aging queer rights advocate on Peralta’s Lavender Graduation ceremony
Oakland Roots’ development team dominates in home opener at Merritt College
Project 51O remains undefeated and is leading the USL League Two Southwest Division after their first 3 games
The measure, also called the Peralta Colleges Affordable Education Reauthorization Measure, would bring in $8 million annually for student support by renewing a $48 tax per parcel.
40% of Peralta buildings are in “deficient” condition, according to update on Facilities Master Plan
The independent consultant report also reveals a large percentage of online students across the district.
Days after nationwide cybersecurity attacks threatened to publicize student data, Instructure reached an agreement with ShinyHunters.
Former Laney College student, Cedric Irving Jr., will receive treatment at a state hospital until he is able to proceed with his trial as the suspected murderer of former athletic director, John Beam
