Group’s Visit to Campus Prompts Abortion Debate
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
March 28, 2019
Filed under Community, Health, News, Race/Gender Issues, School Events, Special Issue, Student Issues
Pro-abortion rights advocates and anti-abortion rights protesters clashed over the free speech rights of an anti-abortion group that visited the Fresno City College campus on March 19. The explosive exchange happened near the main fountain where the small group of about four speakers set up to engage...
Dr. Herrera Professor of Chicano and Latin American Studies Visits FCC
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
March 13, 2019
Filed under Arts & Literature, Community, Literature, News, profile, Race/Gender Issues, Student Issues
Dr. Christina Herrera is making a difference within the Chicano community with the literary works she’s published such as, “Contemporary Chicana Literature: (Re) Writing the Maternal Script,” which explores the relationships between Chicana mothers and daughters. Although lecturing is not...
PASS Center Marks International Women’s Day
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
March 12, 2019
Filed under Campus, News, Race/Gender Issues, Special Issue
PASS center coordinator, Jennifer Dorian, would not allow the Fresno City College community to forget the significance of the International Women’s Day or the importance of women in society. Staff and students from the PASS center marched from the east side of the library to the free speech area...
Participants Reminded of History in Rites of Passage Ceremony
Story By: Blake Evans and Tamika Rey
February 27, 2019
Filed under Arts & Literature, Community, Faculty, News, Race/Gender Issues, School Events
Fresno City College students and staff participated in FCC’s annual Rites of Passage ceremony, a part of the Black History Month celebration, on Feb. 21. The event, hosted by the campus’ Strengthening Young Men by Academic Achievement (SYMBAA) and Idile programs, provided a chance for African...
Discussion of Indigenous Women Takes Center Stage
Story By: Melissa Moua, Reporter
November 20, 2017
Filed under Community, Faculty, News, Race/Gender Issues, Student Issues
It was standing room only in the Skylight room of the Old Administration during a panel discussion of “Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women” on Nov. 16. The panel consisted of Regina E. Murillo, Tongya, Kumeyaay, Absentee Shawnee, Natalie Deanda and Siletz. Marissa Diaz and instructors Ber...
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