Author: Josselyn Obregon

Campus

Sugar and zest are put to the baking test

Josselyn Obregon

Culinary students prepare cake walk to showcase their work The students in Del Mar’s baking and pastry program prepared sweet treats for their final exam in the advanced pastry course. The combinations of flavors and creativity tempted everyone to break their diets April 26 in the Restaurant Management Building at West Campus. The event included a cake walk, with elaborate, themed cakes meant to resemble the hit video game “The Legend of Zelda,” a guitar and more. Students also created a special cake to celebrate their 2018 graduation and another spotlighting the baking and pastry program. The students tested their…

Campus, Collegiate, Sports

Collegiate tackles the competition

Josselyn Obregon

After four games in three days, the flag football tournament saw two teams face off in the championship, for which there could be one winner. With team A Zeke Outlook taking on The Walking Dez for the title, competition was fierce on the field by the East Campus gym. Teams of five students each took turns moving the ball downfield in the spring weather, with temperatures in the mid-80s from March 27-29. A Zeke Outlook, which consisted of Michael Suarez, Jesús Ibarra, Tomas Gonzalez, Max Guerrero, Benito Torres and John Davila, won the game to be crowned this semester’s champions.…

Campus, Spanish

Inmigración un reto en busca de soliciones efectivas

Josselyn Obregon

Inmigración y deportaciones son temas de cada día, los cuales se han convertido en algo tan común dentro de la sociedad actual que se ha olvidado hablar realmente de que es el problema y a quienes afecta directa e indirectamente. El pasado 8 de marzo en las instalaciones del Retama Room, Del Mar College East Campus. The Office of Student Leadership & Campus Life. Llevaron a cabo el Panel de Discusión “Inmigración Indocumentada, Retos y Soluciones”. Dicha actividad conto con la presencia del Actor y conferencista Jesús Nebot, quien cuenta con una larga experiencia en el tema de inmigración habiendo…

Campus

DACA students get aid

Josselyn Obregon

Recipients can receive financial assistance regardless of status With registration, book and supplies, plus the cost of transportation and food, it’s no secret that college is expensive. Many apply for federal financial aid to ease the burden, but for some, such as DACA students, that isn’t an option. While most students apply for aid by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, DACA students can apply through the Texas Application for State Financial Aid, or TASFA. Anyone can apply for the TAFSA, regardless of immigration status, as long as they are a Texas resident eligible for…

Campus

iTu Tambien calificas para ayuda financiera!

Josselyn Obregon

Asistencia financiera sin discriminacion para estudiantes With registration, book and supplies, plus the cost of transportation and food, it’s no secret that college is expensive. Many apply for federal financial aid to ease the burden, but for some, such as DACA students, that isn’t an option. While most students apply for aid by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, DACA students can apply through the Texas Application for State Financial Aid, or TASFA. Anyone can apply for the TAFSA, regardless of immigration status, as long as they are a Texas resident eligible for in-state tuition…