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...
LGBTQ+ Spectrum Club Drives for More Members, Visibility
Story By: Mariah Garcia, Reporter
November 8, 2017
Filed under Community, News, Race/Gender Issues, School Events
The Fresno City College LGBTQ+ Spectrum club is hoping to recruit more members and be more visible on campus. During a meeting in the Student Chambers Conference Room on Oct. 25, the 20-member club discussed upcoming events and their plans for outreach. Jerry Garcia, club president, said the cl...
Vincente Fox Disses Trump, Lauds NAFTA
Story By: Frank Lopez, Opinion Editor
October 25, 2017
Filed under Community, News, Race/Gender Issues
Former president of Mexico Vicente Fox spoke about the U.S./Mexican economics and immigration to sold out audience in the William Saroyan Theatre on Oct. 18. His appearance was part of a series of lectures hosted each year by San Joaquin Valley Town Hall, which aims to bring nationally and inter...
Student Trustee — Determined to Soldier On, Despite Immigration Status
Story By: Ashleigh Panoo, Editor-in-Chief
October 11, 2017
Filed under Community, Features/Profiles, News, Race/Gender Issues, Student Government, Student Issues
Flavio Arechiga, 20, is a soft-spoken economics major in his fifth semester at Fresno City College. Recently sworn in as the student trustee for FCC, he can be found playing Pokémon and collecting board games in his spare time. Behind Arechiga’s unassuming demeanor, however, is a passion for suc...
Indigenous People’s Celebration Denounces Columbus Day
Story By: Marco Rosas, Entertainment Editor
October 11, 2017
Filed under Community, Holiday, News, Race/Gender Issues
What comes to mind when you think of Columbus Day? Maybe you think of major sales in the stores or a day off from school. But the Native American community at Fresno City College voiced a much different view of Columbus Day on Oct. 9. “Columbus day celebrates racism, imperialism and genocide,”...
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