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The outside of Starbucks on North Willow Avenue on Wednesday, Feb, 5, 2025.

No more chilling and studying for free at Starbucks • 16612 Views

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Protesters walk towards Blackstone from McKinley Avenue silently holding their signs and flag passing a Fresno City College sign on Feb. 11, 2025

Fresno City College Student Protesters Demand Action to Protect Immigrant Rights • 355 Views

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Counselor Ernesto Cazares poses in front of Student Services at Fresno City College on Dec. 13, 2024.

Rooted in Service: Ernesto Cazares's Dedication to His Community • 266 Views

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Logan Payne wears a handmade mask from his YouTube series, “Kaycee Brown,” and replicates Tyler, the Creator’s new album cover. Photo by: Christianna Schiotis and Michael Lin.

CHROMAKOPIA: A Review • 144 Views

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Protest organizer Leonel Flores leads a chant through his speakerphone to the immigration rights demonstrators gathered at the corner of Blackstone and Nees on Jan. 20.

Immigration rights protests return to River Park: A Photo Essay • 101 Views

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Zariah Saldivar, a Fresno City College student majoring in pre-allied health, poses for a portrait after being asked "How do you feel about the current state of our country?"

City Talks: How do you feel about the current state of our country • 74 Views

Lifestyle
Fresno City College Campus Mall filled with tents where nonprofit groups set up to recruit volunteers on the morning of Jan. 28.
What can the Fresno City College Vendor Fair offer you?
Story By: Christo Wiehl, Reporter • February 7, 2025

A volunteer fair was held at Fresno City College on Jan. 28. Over 30 nonprofit organizations were at FCC Campus Mall looking for student volunteers. Students...

Opinion Editor Apollo Soto poses for a photo as a tired student on Feb. 5.
How to Create a Morning Routine?
Story By: Joel Arellano, Reporter • February 6, 2025
Counselor Ernesto Cazares poses in front of Student Services at Fresno City College on Dec. 13, 2024.
Rooted in Service: Ernesto Cazares’s Dedication to His Community
Story By: Victor Fontes, Contributor • February 4, 2025
Protest organizer Leonel Flores leads a chant through his speakerphone to the immigration rights demonstrators gathered at the corner of Blackstone and Nees on Jan. 20.
Immigration rights protests return to River Park: A Photo Essay
Story By: Matthew Echavez, Alyssa Bustamante, Matthew Rodriguez, and Apollo Soto • January 22, 2025
Textbooks and school supplies are displayed prominently at a shelf in the FCC bookstore on Dec. 4.
What To Do With Textbooks You Don’t Need Anymore
Story By: Hana Tilksew, Reporter • December 6, 2024
The Legacy of Modern Myths
Story By: Gavin Ruland, Reporter • December 4, 2024
Opinion
Different pieces of alternative clothing and shoe wear laid out on display. Blending the use of accessories such as chains, belts and art brings alt fashion together.
Is Alt Really Back?
Story By: Bella Lupian, Reporter • February 6, 2025

Subcultures known for their daring, rebellious looks, such as grunge, goth and punk are the origins of alternative (alt) fashion.  Many young...

Managing Editor Matthew Echavez poses for a photo showing off a shirt featuring a mashup image of John Cena and Mao Zedong on Feb. 5.
Are Memes Expiring too Fast?
February 5, 2025
Sarah Hernandez poses with her schoolwork, covering her tattoos on Nov. 20.
Tattoo of Hesitation
December 4, 2024
Sarah Hernandez poses inside the gates of a Fresno Unified school on Nov. 20.
100 Days in a Madhouse
December 4, 2024
An edited photo composite depicting Christianna Schiotis and Logan Payne as opposing sides of the AI Debate. Photo by Michael Lin. Composite by Christianna Schiotis.
Utilize AI: Do not Abuse It
December 4, 2024
An edited photo composite depicting Christianna Schiotis and Logan Payne as opposing sides of the AI Debate. Photo by Michael Lin. Composite by Christianna Schiotis.
AI is the Thief of Progress
December 4, 2024
News
Protest organizer Leonel Flores leads a chant through his speakerphone to the immigration rights demonstrators gathered at the corner of Blackstone and Nees on Jan. 20.
Immigration rights protests return to River Park: A Photo Essay
Story By: Matthew Echavez, Alyssa Bustamante, Matthew Rodriguez, and Apollo Soto • January 22, 2025

On Jan. 20, a second protest was held at Blackstone and Nees by River Park in support of immigrants rights. It followed up on an initial demonstration...

CalMatters College Journalism Network holds a data journalism panel on Nov. 18.
Mastering Data Journalism: Tools and Techniques
Story By: Candida Rivera, Reporter • December 4, 2024
A patient grabs free milk and food with a bag of fentanyl testing strips and syringes in hand in the Fresno County Department of Public Health building on Nov. 23.
From Alleys to Mainstream Healthcare
Story By: Josiah Poynter, Editor-in-Chief • December 4, 2024
Evan-Kyle Sackdavone, a senior at Design Science Middle College High School, poses in front of the DSMCHS emblem on Nov. 6.
Dual Enrollment Creates Success: A Testimony
Story By: Kaia James, News Editor • December 4, 2024
FCC Student Tutors utilize the whiteboard to notate their schedules, and what topics they will be coaching students on. Nov. 18.
FCC Math Department Reacts To Law Removing Prerequisite Courses
Story By: Hana Tilksew, Reporter • November 25, 2024
Mayor for the City of Madera, Santos Garcia, speaks in support of Competency-Based Education and Madera Community College President, Angel Reyna, during the State Center Community College District board meeting on Oct. 1.
Tensions Rise at Madera Community College: No-Confidence Votes Against Administrators Over Competency-Based Education
Story By: Jeannie Tyrrell, Reporter • November 22, 2024
Sports
Head Coach Kieran Roblee runs practice drills with the players on Feb. 5.
The Women’s Beach Volleyball Team Kickstarts the Preseason with Triumph
Story By: Leylie Garduno Lopez, Reporter • February 7, 2025

The Rams launched their preseason in southern California this past weekend and returned home undefeated. Their current record is 5-0. Upcoming...

The Rams gathered around the field before the start of the season on Jan. 29.
Rams Win Season Opener and Start the Climb to State Championship
Story By: Gavin Ruland, Reporter • February 5, 2025
Destiny Edwards, performing a layup in the FCC gym on Jan. 29.
FCC Women’s Basketball Dominates Porterville
Story By: Ryan Anderson, Reporter • February 5, 2025
Fresno City College Wrestling Coach Paul Keysaw sits alongside his team during their match against San Joaquin Delta College on Nov. 14. Keysaw marked a significant milestone, celebrating his 300 career wins as head coach.
Fresno City Men’s Wrestling Dominates Simpson Duals as Coach Keysaw Celebrates 300 Wins
Story By: Jimmy Johnson, Senior Reporter • December 4, 2024
All the remaining college teams and their mascots fight for the national trophy. Composite by Logan Payne.
College Football is Rolling Out Their New 12-Team Format
Story By: Josiah Poynter, Editor-in-Chief • December 4, 2024
(left to right) Samaria Nounvilaythong, Jillian Thor, Camille Salmeron pose at the Buena Vista golf course in Taft, California on Sept. 19.
Women’s Golf Team Recognition
Story By: Ashleigh Contreras, Sports Editor • December 4, 2024
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Martin Luther King Jr. Demonstrations in Fresno
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Student Voices
Zariah Saldivar, a Fresno City College student majoring in pre-allied health, poses for a portrait after being asked "How do you feel about the current state of our country?"
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