A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Being a student is old news for Del Mar College’s John Ramirez. He has a master’s degree in counseling and had been working in mental health when he decided to do more. “There are times you hit a wall and you are limited in the scope of what you can do,” Ramirez said. “As a …
The stress and daily struggle of college can become over- whelming, and for some the struggle begins before they step foot into the classroom. Programs such as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, give undocumented immigrants the capability to even step into a classroom. DACA is an immigration policy that allows undocumented immigrants who …
Del Mar College’s West Campus is looking to get a new addition, the new Workforce Development Center, after the Board of Regents at its April 12 meeting approved a motion for the administration to continue with the project. The building will be located next to the Flato Technology Building facing Airport Road. The transportation, advanced …
Del Mar Board of Regents, Dist 4 – Guy Watts In a unanimous decision the Del Mar College Board of Regents approve the proposed resolution of censure of Regent Guy Watts after an investigation found Watts acted unethically. Watts was not present for the vote. The board voted to approve the investigation of Watts during …
Student Aaron Estrada had to remain calm as an elevator technician worked to free him. “Can the doors cut me in half?” Estrada asked as the doors were cracked open on the third floor of the White Library. The elevator was stuck between the third and fourth floors of the library on Del Mar College’s …