by Gabriel Mendoza in News
After 60 years in existence, the college celebrated its anniversary, among music, cheers, cupcakes, and an air of triumph.
by Jeff Seinfeld in News
Campus construction continues
by Gabriel Mendoza in News
In the midst of construction, an increase in fall enrollment of nearly 7 percent proved to be both a victory and challenge for administration and students.
by James Choy in News
Students who are looking to pursue a career in journalism or in the media may now find an enriching experience awaiting them.
by Elizabeth Steele in News
With the recent increase in enrollment and several professors retiring, 42 full-time professors have been hired to accommodate students and the many courses offered on campus.
"A couple of years ago, we had many faculty retire," said Michelle Grimes-Hillman, Academic Senate president.
by Emily Tung in News
College radio stations are known for unique and cutting edge programming. Mt. SAC's own radio station, KSAK, is no exception. Listeners can tune in 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 90.1 FM on radio dials.
The station is heavily music oriented with rotating music blocks from three of the most popular types of music: alternative-rock, hip-hop and top hits, said KSAK operations coordinator Cason Smith.
by Andrew Castillo in News
In a landmark moment, Governor Schwarzenegger signed into law on August 28 two bills designed to protect college newspapers from censorship.
