Advisers push for social justice
Anne Lewis discusses her documentary and answers questions from students and others about community concerns. Speakers and authors visited Del Mar College to share examples of social injustice in our country.
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Clubs raise money while entertaining
Marcella Venegas applies makeup to John Esquivel during the annual Fall Carnival on Oct. 25 in the Harvin Center on East Campus.
Public safety should be DMC’s top priority
Editors tackle the issue about the administration of Del Mar College not providing all incident reports to students, staff and the community.
Southside Campus is a waste of money
Editors talk about how the upcoming Southside Campus is not necessary.
Aliens versus climate change
Editors discuss people being distracted with the raid at Area 51 compared to more pressing issues.
SGA is crucial to campus life — so get involved
Editors inform students about the most powerful group on DMC campus, the Student Government Association.
Day-long event sought to end violence, racism
Photo editor Charlie Blalock traveled to El Paso with other students from TAMUCC and TAMUK to cover a protest and concert. Judy Greenspan (right) from Oakland California takes part in the El Paso Firme march against white supremacy on Sept. 7 in El Paso.
Saving rainforest might just mean saving the Earth
Editors tackle issue of the burning in the Amazon.
If you see something, then say something
Editors tackle the recent mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio.
Summer of science
Youths build, test creations during camp Students from sixth to ninth grade spent part of their summer exploring the different fields of STEM. The six-week Corpus Christi Prefreshman Engineering Program camp hosted several dozen youths who were interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Students ended the program July 16 by testing their creations. Some of the students built and programmed robots that raced their way through an obstacle course, while others built bridges out of plastic straws that were tested for strength. Jason Shollenberger, director of the program and an associate professor of mathematics, said they had three groups…