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Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks

Cerritos College • Norwalk, Calif.

Talon Marks

The NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars Project is offering a course to eligible Cerritos College students. An online information session was hosted for interested students on Oct. 24. Photo credit: Mirella Vargas

NASA scouts talent at Cerritos College

Mirella Vargas, Opinion Editor
November 4, 2020
Cerritos College students can join a NASA community college program, giving them a look behind the curtain of what it takes to join NASA.
Forensic nurse perform medical forensic examinations for victims of sexual assault.

Nurse explains sexual assault forensic exam for awareness month workshop

Rocio Valdez, A&E Editor
April 12, 2020
Forensic Nurse speaker shares what sexual assault nurse examiners do to help victims and what the process is like.
Cerritos College police and the Norwalk Sheriff's Station were posted on various corners of the Cerritos College campus, blocking off the affected areas. They arrived shortly before noon due to a suspect allegedly disrupting a math class as well as a potential bomb threat on Sept. 3, 2019.

Campus Closed Following a Potential Bomb Threat

Jasmine Martinez and Edgar Mendoza
September 3, 2019

A suspect is in custody following an approximately two-hour shelter-in-place lockdown at Cerritos College regarding a potential bomb threat on campus on Sept. 3. The subject entered a math class at...

The Cerritos College food court is now home to three new vendors: Perfect Timing; The Grill at La Mesa; and Healthy Blender. The update offers a wider variety of quality food, ranging from Asian cuisine to smoothies.

Fresh new tastes at the Cerritos College food court

Vivian Yglesias
August 28, 2019

The Cerritos College food court has re-opened its doors for the fall 2019 semester with three new vendors, offering a refreshingly updated array of food options. The first new addition is Perfect Timing,...

Second grader Marcos Gil joins strikers outside Gates Street Elementary School as cars whizzed by, honking in support. Protestors made their way to Los Angeles City Hall, joining thousands of others marching for better LAUSD schools on Jan. 14.

LAUSD union strike continues in pursuit of improving schools despite rainy weather

Jasmine Martinez, Editor-in-Chief
January 16, 2019

Chants of “Beutner, Beutner you’re no good, treat your students like you should” rang through wind and rain as Los Angeles Unified School District teachers and community members rallied in support...

Vice President of Business Services and Assistant Superintendent Felipe Lopez gave a presentation to update community members
on changes made to the parking lot on 166th St and Studebaker Rd. However, no community members were present on the Dec. 3 forum.

‘Overall satisfaction’ and benefits from lot on 166th St and Studebaker Rd

Carmelita Islas Mendez
December 5, 2018

A community forum to update community members on the 166th St and Studebaker Rd parking lot was held by administration members on Dec. 3 at 5 p.m. with no community members present. Vice President of...

Cerritos college students seeks awareness about feminine health

Bianca Martinez
November 14, 2018

It has been a year since administration justice major Kimberly Cuthbert has been experiencing shooting pain in her leg and extreme pain in her abdomen causing her to limp and double over.Only until recently...

Visual lecture discusses drawings from African American artists

Elizabeth Corcoles, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 7, 2018

Bridget R. Cooks, guest speaker for The Black Index lecture, discussed drawings from three African American artists who are shining a light on how the black community is photographed and perceived in the...

Photo credit: Eunice Barron

The city of Lynwood’s hosts it’s first four-day annual Fall Festival

Eunice Barron
November 7, 2018

TM Eunice Barron The city of Lynwood hosted its first four-day Fall Festival, which took place from Nov. 1-4., to raise funds for the Century Sheriff Foundation. The Lynwood Fall Festival, organized...

Financial aid staff, the Commerce Music Club, and Cerritos College veterans participated in a few rounds of tug-of-war competitions, with financial aid staff 
ultimately taking first place. This was the second event of Veterans Week, taking place on Nov. 6.

Cerritos celebrates Veterans Week

Derrick Coleman, Staff Writer
November 7, 2018

Veterans Week at Cerritos College kicked off with an open house, where food and music were provided for staff and students to mingle and learn about services and participate in some friendly competition. The...

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