Dorms possibly coming back
In the latest Board of Regents meeting, the idea of dormitories on campus was the main issue.
Author: Catherine Herndon
Local writing workshop aimed to help all
Sarah K. Lenz founded the Writers’ Studio in Corpus Christi this year. She hopes to help the community with writing and creativity.
Dora explores real life
Isabela Moner (left) stars as Dora in “Dora and the Lost City of Gold.” After being kidnapped by treasure hunters, Dora and her friends have to find the lost city before the kidnappers.
Regents give praise to retiree
Claudia Jackson, who has worked at Del Mar for 42 years, plans to retire on April 30. Officials also discussed contracting degree set to debut in spring 2020.
Editor-in-chief’s last goodbye
Editor-in-chief Cat Herndon gives her farewell as she steps down from her position.
Night on the drum
Spiritual adviser Elizabeth Pena dances around the fire while shaking the maracas in rhythm of the people drumming together around her.
Fighting the flames
Over two dozen fire science students tested their fire fighting knowledge on West Campus.
Looking for jobs in all the right places
Job fairs were held for students on both campuses April 10-11.
Special Olympics honors DMC professor
Curtis Lee, an occupational therapy assistant professor, has been volunteering with the Special Olympics for over 20 years.
Del Mar College marks National Library week
Library employees Margot Sorrell (from left) and Laurie Jones sift through handmade bookmarks while Jennifer Jimenez serves cake. The purpose of Library Week is to encourage students and the community to use the library and resources.