New security app will help address safety concerns from students
The district settles resignation incentives across various union groups as a way to save money in the long-run
The Laney Lunar Looker project is part of a "massive modernization" that recently took place within the college's Machine Technology program.
Native birds, Dungeons & Dragons and UC Berkeley all served as inspiration for Multimedia Arts student Yunha Kim's design.
Ongoing student government elections will determine the future of student leadership and transportation access at each Peralta campus
Nearly 10 years since the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights mandated their renovation, Laney's locker rooms remain in disrepair.
The college president began a sudden "mutual" administrative leave today, days after Peralta trustees voted unanimously for his non-renewal.
Community groups in and around Berkeley City College provide resources for undocumented students during times of uncertainty
The board voted unanimously to approve the cuts despite disapproval during public comment
Each college acknowledged a desire to protect queer students, but institutional approaches have varied.
"Clay Paper Wood" melds Art and CTE student creations together in free multimedia exhibition
Prigden speaks with The Citizen about his experience as a long-time police officer and a new proposal to form a Peralta-led police force through a “hybrid model”.
Up until Feb. 10, undocumented students seeking resources via Merritt’s website were not given the proper information for the state-mandated “Dreamer Liaison” at Merritt College.
District Chancellor Gilkerson called the reductions in force a “survival strategy.”
68 positions could be eliminated including administrative, classified, and more