P.A.S.S Offers Pathway towards Student Success
Story By: Anthony De Leon, Reporter
September 13, 2017
Filed under Community, News, School Events, Student Issues
In its location in LI-142, the Peer Assisted Study Session, better known as the P.A.S.S program, is jam packed with students and tutors. The center creates an atmosphere that is not seen in other student-assisted programs on campus. Established by Jennifer Dorian, the program offers help through supple...
Transfer Fair for CSU/UC Bound Students
Story By: David Hernandez, Reporter
September 13, 2017
Filed under Briefs, Community, News, School Events, Student Issues
Fresno City College will is holding a transfer day college fair on Sept. 13 in the University Mall area. For students who are unsure of where to continue their education, this event will provide loads of much needed information. The fair will feature many activities, and beginning at 9 a.m., re...
US/North Korea Impasse Keeps FCC Community Unsettled
Story By: Jimmy Heng, Reporter
September 13, 2017
Filed under Community, News, Student Issues
Uncertainty and mixed feelings loom over our campus, city, and country with North Korea continuously escalating their nuclear missile program. Ex. Near the main fountain of Fresno City College, a dozen students huddle; in the students lounge, they sit tensely, in deep conversations. In their cla...
Larry Honda — Instructor, Musician and Athlete
Story By: Marco Rosas, Entertainment Editor
September 13, 2017
Filed under Faculty, Features/Profiles, News
Larry Honda, jazz instructor at Fresno City College, may be in better shape than most of his students. Honda does crossfit, a variable sport consisting of olympic and powerlifting as well as gymnastic movements all performed at a high intensity. Honda has been doing crossfit for the last six ye...
FCC Community Vows to Stand by DACA Recipients
Story By: Ashleigh Panoo, Editor-in-Chief
September 13, 2017
Filed under Community, News, Race/Gender Issues, Student Issues
Community college leaders and Fresno City College faculty say they are standing behind the more than 1,200 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients in the State Center Community College District despite President Donald Trump’s announcement Sept. 5 that he is phasing out the program. DA...
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