A Conversation with Jordan Paige

By Molly Cochran|June 6, 2021

Arts & Features

The Concert Choir rehearses at the Marsee Auditorium before their holiday concert with the ECC Chorale and Womens Chorus on Friday, Dec. 1. (Joseph Ramirez | The Union)

El Camino celebrates the start of December with Holiday Choral Extravaganza

The Miracle Worker director Nathan Singh, center, poses with actors from the play on Friday, Dec. 1. Andres Diaz, left, plays Perry and Xiomara Penado plays Helen Keller. (Emily Gomez | The Union)

See, hear and speak: Final play of the fall season tells the story of Helen Keller

Sabrina Mar poses in the workshop where the woodwork projects made by El Camino students are created on Wednesday, Nov. 29. (Juan Garcia | The Union)

From home improvement to self improvement: El Camino woodworking classes inspire TV producer

Grace Pérez speaks during the Nov. 30 table talk focusing on the comedy show Reservation Dogs that took place inside the Social Justice Center. The talk was one of El Caminos events celebrating Native American Heritage Month. The show includes many famous Native American actors who often play Native characters and I wanted to showcase this show as it could be very informative, Pérez said. (Kae Takazawa | The Union)

Social Justice Center hosts ‘Reservation Dogs’ table talk to close out Native American Heritage Month celebration

Tso Yanez dances during a drum circle at the Social Justice Center on Wednesday, Nov 15. (Nick Geltz | The Union)

On campus powwow shows anyone they can embrace their culture

The El Camino mens soccer team gathers after their 4-0 title win at the 3C2A State Championships at Mount San Antonio College in Walnut on Sunday, Dec. 3, 2023. The Warriors mens soccer team took home the fifth title in program history and finished the season with a 24-1 record. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

The Warriors conquer Cuyamaca College in historic victory to become men’s soccer state champions

The El Camino College Administration Building in the early hours of the morning on Sunday, Dec. 3. In regards to questions about consistent patterns of crime reported on the annual Clery Act Report El Camino Police Chief Michael Trevis said the majority of crimes do not involve students. Most of them occur in the wee hours of the morning,” Trevis said. (Delfino Camacho | The Union)

Annual crime report reveals consistent multiple motor vehicle thefts both on and near campus

Pete Marcoux presents the sabbatical resolution to members of the Academic Senate discuss during the organizations meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 21. (Emily Gomez | The Union)

El Camino faculty sabbaticals being cut due to budget issues

Kati Krumpe, chief academic officer of Torrance Unified School District, discusses the Early College Program at North Torrance High School during the Nov. 20 Board of Trustees meeting. Krumpe said they started the program two years ago with a cohort of 35 students, but had to double the amount due to an unexpectedly high demand for the program.
(Angela Osorio | The Union)

Early College Program to expand as local high school reports success

Members of the College Council discussing agenda items during the College Council meeting in the Distance Education Library on Monday, Nov. 20. A proposal to change the 2024-2025 academic calendar was discussed and is pending further review. (Joshua Flores | The Union)

Proposed changes to upcoming academic calendar could alter important dates and add holidays

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