Senate Confirms Dr. Cardona as U.S. Secretary of Education

On Monday, March 1, the Senate voted on a bipartisan basis of 64-33 to confirm Dr. Miguel Cardona as Secretary for the U.S Department of Education.

LACCD Supports Citizenship For Essential Workers Act

15 Tips for Minority Students to Get Accepted into Elite Universities

Many Latino and other minority students attend community college as a stepping-stone to transfer into four-year colleges including Ivy League and other elite universities.

Latino Men and Community Colleges

Over sixty percent of Hispanic students attend community colleges. Paradoxically for nearly thirty years, more Latinas than Latinos have enrolled in those colleges.

Top Community Colleges 2021

Hispanic Enrollment And Degrees Granted

EPCC: Building A Stronger Region

Written by Keri Moe, Guest Contributor

Top Covid-19 Conspiracy Theories?

Guesswork and propaganda about Covid-19 spread all over the globe almost as fast as the disease itself. Is it a bioweapon or a virus that escaped from a lab? Investigation reveals some of the main actors behind those speculations and conspiracy theories.

UHD Receives $750K Grant

Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) Reskilling Grant will provide The University of Houston-Downtown with resources to help students return and complete a degree.

COVID Or No COVID Ana Keeps Students Connected

Editor’s Note: Lone Star College-University Park’s partnership with Upswing, an online student engagement organization, has benefitted students before and during COVID-19, providing innovative virtual tutoring and communication services to increase student success.

Una Extraña Alianza

El verano pasado fue testigo de una curiosa campaña en favor de la justicia social consistente en el sistemático derribo de estatuas. Curiosa por dos razones.

Cuban Arroz Con Leche

Since Asian Arroz con Leche or rice pudding was invented centuries ago, it has spread worldwide.

Sonia Sotomayor: A Biography - School Library

The Supreme Court’s first Latina Justice, Sonia Sotomayor, rose to this position of power on her own merits, and despite the many obstacles that stood in her way.