Dr. John Maduko Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor Dr. John Maduko was interviewed on May 27 in front of the PCCD community via Zoom for the position of chancellor. Following some opening remarks, Maduko presented a slide show to address what he believes are the...
Despite Assurances From the District, Confusion Still Surrounds the CRC and Zulu Contracts Image by (Leticia Luna/The Citizen) May 6, 2021 By Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor It’s been five months since the Peralta Community College District Board of Trustees approved...
Image by (Leticia Luna/The Citizen) April 19, 2021 By Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor A year later and I sit on the deck of an Airbnb under a canopy of trees and rain clouds. This is the first time our book group has met since the pandemic broke. Aptly, we are reading H...
January 12, 2020 by Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor Nearly one month after the Peralta Community College District awarded $6.2 million in contracts to four local security firms that would replace the Alameda County Sheriffs, public records requests intended to gain...
Despite our diversity, we have become a “family.” October 26, 2020 Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor This piece is part of a series that members of the Citizen staff wrote to share our stories and in response to comments that Trustee Linda Handy recently made about our...
October 21, 2020 By Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor Tuesday, November 3, 2020, is the California General Election. WHO CAN VOTE All US citizens and residents of California who are 18 years old by November 3, 2020, can vote. If you have a misdemeanor offense, you can...
Peralta trustee shares his life experiences and achievements October 3, 2020 By Pam Rudd, Opinion Editor The Citizen renouces discrimination in all its forms and would like to provide our readers with a trigger warning for language that could be disturbing in the...
Lock-down Diaries: Pamela Published May 25, 2020 By Pamela Rudd, Staff Writer Berkeley, Calif. I haven’t been worried about this virus. Not in that personal panic mode when the mind gallops around the closed-loop of “what ifs?”: What if I die? What if no one finds my...
By Pam Rudd, Staff Writer May 5, 2020 Berkeley is one of those cities with a worldwide reputation of progressive wacky liberalism. It can be open-armed and loving, radically accepting, and so politically correct one could never admit they voted for President...
Laney geography professor and avian expert embraces nature, teaches students about the environment by Pam Rudd, Staff Writer Laney professor Mark Rauzon sits comfortably in his small cramped office surrounded by books, file cabinets, maps, flags, and journals. He has...
May 7th, 2021 By Leticia Luna, Social Media Editor In our first video of the “On Campus During...
May 3rd, 2021 By Derek Sylvester, Multimedia Editor In our very first video Feature on The...
Despite drawbacks, online classes open opportunities for many students Image by (Leticia Luna/The...
March 23rd, 2021 By Derek Sylvester, Copy Editor Whether it be intentional or subconscious, at...
March 14, 2021 By Tayler Shaw, Staff Writer The Berkeley City College Women’s Leadership Club...
Dr. John Maduko Pamela Rudd, Opinion Editor Dr. John Maduko was interviewed on May 27 in...
By Ethan Bronstein, Sports Editor May 30, 2021 The Peralta Board of Trustees met for their...
The Fight For Liberation From the Bay Area To Sheikh Jarrah الكفاح من أجل التحرير من الخليج إلى...
May 25, 2021 By Moamar Abdelraham and Farhad Golriz, Staff Writers In a recent Zoom lecture,...
Community Ready Corps and Zulu unable to meet May 1 deadline for licenses May 13, 2021 By David...