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Qiyamah Jackson posing in front of the OAB.

Associated Student Government Presidential Candidate Gets Disqualified From Upcoming Election

Story By: Josiah Poynter, Managing Editor April 25, 2024

Associated Student Government presidential candidate, Qiyamah Jackson, is running a write-in campaign after being disqualified from running after her Instagram was deemed “campaigning material,” according...

The first Fresno City College Democrat meeting in the senate chambers at Fresno City College on Feb. 8.

FCYD’s Newest Chapter

Story By: Josiah Poynter, Managing Editor March 20, 2024

The Fresno City College Democrats (FCC Dems) are a new club on campus this semester. FCC Dems is a chapter of the Fresno County Young Democrats (FCYD), which itself is part of California Young Democrats...

Fresno City College received approximately $1.8 million through the passage of California's Immediate Action Budget Package.

Fresno City College Received $1.8 million from California’s Immediate Action Budget Package

Story By: Krystle Nozartash, Reporter May 24, 2021

Fresno City College received approximately $1.8 million through the passage of California's Immediate Action Budget Package (Senate Bill 85) to provide emergency financial assistance to students that meet...

From left to right, U.S. Rep. Jim Costa, FCC Graduate Alex Chavez, FCC President Carole Goldsmith, Dr. Kenny Banh

New Vaccination Site at Fresno City College

Story By: Aroara Trimm, Entertainment Editor March 24, 2021

A new vaccination site at Fresno City College opened Tuesday, March 23, 2021 in partnership with University of California, San Francisco, Fresno.  The clinic moved from their previous Shaw Avenue location...

Photo by Bill Oxford on Unsplash

Using Lyrics as Evidence: Distinguishing the Line Between Fiction and Real-Life

Story By: Dejah Edrington, Reporter February 3, 2021

In early January, the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled that song lyrics can be used as evidence in a crime.  27-year-old rapper, Lawerence Montague was found guilty of second-degree murder charges,...

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