News

Sister speaks against drunk driving

Mia Deiro Douglass, the sister of Dominick Deiro, fallen victim of a drunk driving tragedy, is set to speak on Tuesday, April 30 from 10:30...

Earth Day promotes being green, brings world together

The 43rd annual Earth Day was celebrated on April 22. Senator Gaylord Nelson (D-Wisconsin) created this day to spark awareness of environmental issues and the...

Scorecard numbers raise concern

Less than half of all Delta College students have completed degrees or transferred to four-year colleges in the past six years according to recent student...

Group advocates for feral felines to keep campus rodent free

The environment on campus is managed by staff and students alike, but hidden behind every bush is a wild feline that keeps Delta in top...

Event showcases speech and debate

The half-filled Atherton Auditorium echoed the voices of speakers and debaters on Tuesday, April 23. The Speech and Debate Showcase, co-hosted by Delta’s Speech and...

Student work now on display in L.H. Horton Gallery

The 14th annual Student Art Exhibition and Awards Competition kicked off Thursday, April 18 at the L.H. Horton Art Gallery. The gallery shows different collections...

Petition fights for Cunningham

With months left before the Math and Science Complex is scheduled to open, the fate of the Cunningham building is now getting attention due to...

Reinstatement of summer session alleviates concerns

With the spring semester coming to an end in May, several students at Delta College are thankful the once-cancelled summer session is now back. On...

Federal judge approves Stockton bankruptcy

Stockton recently finalized the process to officially declare bankruptcy. On April 1, a federal bankruptcy judge decided that the city of nearly 300,000 people could...

Community Education loses Kids College coordinator

The next semester for Community Education and Kids College comes with changes; from a loss of a staff member to fewer selections offered. Delta College’s...