Adela de la Torre Becomes First Chicana President of San Diego State University
Dr. Adela de la Torre, an expert in Chicano/Latino health issues, was appointed last week by the California State UniversityRead More…
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San Bernardino City Unified School District Needs To Do a Better Job of Preparing Students for College
I attended Arroyo Valley High School, a school located on the West Side of San Bernardino, California. Arroyo was aRead More…
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USC’s Norman Topping Student Aid Fund Fiasco: Listen to the Students!
While I am not a USC graduate, I pride myself in sharing that I will one day be a Trojan.Read More…
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A Letter To All Middle Children
Dear Middle Child, First, I can relate to you in so many ways when it comes to living up toRead More…
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Proud To Be a First Gen Graduate
Last month on November 8th, 2017, marked the first national celebration of first generation college graduates. It has been designatedRead More…
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With UC and CSU Application Deadlines Near, Here Are Some Valuable Resources for Undocumented and DACAmented Students
Being undocumented doesn’t mean you cannot go to college. College is still an option! The last year has been aRead More…
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Giving Back To My Community: I Am a Mentor-Teacher
I came back to Lynwood, California to teach at my old high school after spending six years obtaining both myRead More…
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I Learned More About Myself When I Dropped Out of College
My dad has always wanted to be a police officer, and he always wanted me to be a police officerRead More…
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Why Comadres Should Pay Attention to the Hunger Crisis in Our Colleges
We all have heard about the importance of having full bellies so that children can learn. I have heard itRead More…
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My High School Made Made Me College Bound but Mentorship Helped Me Finish
Lynwood High School did a great job in making sure I was college bound. I was encouraged to enroll inRead More…
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