A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Finals has approached all of us, and if you still do not know when your next final is we have the schedule up for you. So, get some rest. Eat a well balanced breakfast and lunch and study well. May the odds be ever in your favor!
Del Mar College’s Student Engagement and Retention Office has teamed up with various community agencies for National Crime Victims Rights Week on April 10-16. The week will feature many events, but the highlight is the “Express Past the Pain” exhibit in the White Library on East Campus. The exhibit will consist of artwork that helps express the victim’s feelings and promotes healing through art, writing or other styles in a healthy way. Artists will have their work displayed from April 11-15 on the fourth floor of the White Library. Anyone who has been affected by a crime in any way is invited…
Following the resignation of Linda Villarreal, Del Mar College’s Board of Regents is looking to fill a now vacant at-large seat. The vacancy of Villarreal’s at-large seat was formally announced Jan. 4 on the DMC website and applications for the position opened the same day. Villareal, who was appointed to the board in 2021, resigned after accepting a dean position at Texas A&M University-Kingsville. Her resignation was accepted by the board on Dec. 13 and went into effect Jan. 1. Any candidates seeking to apply are subject to certain legal requirements: A candidate must be a Texas resident for at…
Kelsey Heatly/Associate Editor At the end of every semester there is one thing all students have to face, finals. Preparing for finals can be the most difficult and stressful part of the semester for a majority of students. Ruby Foster a music educational vocal major has a performance, jury, and voice lesson as her finals for this semester. Foster said that her hardest final would be for Theory. Author Webmaster