Foghorn News Audio Holiday Edition

According to Del Mar College students, locating a comfortable location to study or complete homework can be a challenge due to overcrowding.  To choose the best study location as midterms approach, students should plan ahead, arrive early, and be adaptable. Students who can study in a variety of environments have more options. For group work, open areas are good, while more secluded areas are best for reading or test-taking.  Student Perla Robledo, a nursing major, said her favorite quiet place to study is the fourth floor of the remodeled library because of the atmosphere and the view overlooking campus. She…

Del Mar College’s Music Department will be inducting members to the new Music Hall of Fame today, March 3, at 6 p.m. on the third floor of the General Academic and Music Building A, followed by the Music Honors Recital at 7:30 p.m. at Wolfe Recital Hall, Heritage Campus. The evening will begin with the unveiling of the Music Honor Wall, a new feature showcasing more than 300 Del Mar Music Department alumni going back to 1959.  The unveiling will include remarks from Cynthia Longoria, Chair of the DMC Music Department, and Scott Elliff, a 1980 Music Honor Wall honoree.…

Del Mar College invited African Soul International to visit the Heritage Campus to display their talents and share their knowledge of traditional African dances for Black History Month.  African Soul International’s mission is simple. “We present and preserve the best of African Culture through the dances, songs, rhythms, and stories of the African and African-American experience,” according to the group’s website. This dance group has participated in and alongside performances of some of the top names in the music industry, including Beyonce and Stevie Wonder. The group has also been involved with some major motion pictures as well, such as…