With investigation pending, community advocates for anti-racist action Published June 30, 2020 By Jacquelyn Opalach, Co-Editor Four days after screenshots of an email exchange between freshman Phuc Bui Diem Nguyen and Laney College Professor Matthew Hubbard went viral...
District develops potential hybrid model reducing traditional law enforcement as petition to terminate contract with Alameda County Sheriff's Office circulates June 22, 2020 By Jacquelyn Opalach, Co-Editor Energized by the wave of national protests against police...
Proposal raises concerns, sparkes debate from board April 2, 2020 By Jacquelyn Opalach, Co-Editor The Peralta Community College District Board of Trustees approved a $6,339,602.95 contract with Oracle designed to update Peralta’s PeopleSoft technology systems during a...
Students should submit form to receive refunds for Excused Withdrawal May 7, 2020 By Jacquelyn Opalach, News Editor A formal announcement from Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration Carla Walter outlined Peralta’s plan to issue refunds to students who take an...
District is “continuing to discuss” By Jacquelyn Opalach, News Editor Students and faculty pleaded with the Peralta Community College District to give refunds to cash-strapped students who opted for Excused Withdrawal (EW) grades, questioning why the district would...
Shifting to plastic and rubber materials enables sanitization of PPE April 20, 2020 By Jacquelyn Opalach, News Editor In late March, technicians of the Laney College and College of Alameda FabLabs worked together to prototype and produce face shields to help local...
District cites vitriol and best practices By Jacquelyn Opalach, News Editor, and Isis Piccillo, Editor-in-Chief The Peralta Community College District restricted access to the FAS (faculty, administration and staff) listserv during the first week of April, resulting...
Laney and Alameda use fabrication labs to supply PPE April 8, 2020 By Jacquelyn Opalach, News Editor Plans to develop face shields are underway at two Peralta colleges to help buffer the growing threat of dwindling supplies as COVID-19 spreads. Facilitators will...
District struggles to navigate “uncharted territory” By Jacquelyn Opalach/News Editor and Menel Raach/Staff Writer At yesterday’s emergency board meeting, the Peralta Board of Trustees voted to approve an amendment to the calendar, shifting spring break to next week,...
With investigation pending, community advocates for anti-racist action Published June 30, 2020 By...
District develops potential hybrid model reducing traditional law enforcement as petition to...
Range of stresses, access to resources By Kasper Dilmaghani, Staff Writer/Copy Editor, and...
By Pam Rudd, Staff Writer May 5, 2020 Berkeley is one of those cities with a worldwide...
Special multimedia edition: Playing with time “Lock-down Diaries” is a series featuring different...
With investigation pending, community advocates for anti-racist action Published June 30, 2020 By...
District develops potential hybrid model reducing traditional law enforcement as petition to...
“Lock-down Diaries” is a series featuring different members of The Citizen newsroom as they go...
“Lock-down Diaries” is a series featuring different members of The Citizen newsroom as they go...
“Lock-down Diaries” is a series featuring different members of The Citizen newsroom as they go...