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Queen Mary is a local historical treasure

By Rigo Bonilla and Rachel Oatridge|November 18, 2013

Rachel Oatridge

Juan Hernandez’s mother, Yajaira Hernandez, right, and his aunt, Stephanie Pineda, both gave victim impact statements in court at Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in Downtown Los Angeles on Thursday, April 25. “I want you to look at Juan Carlos Hernandez’s picture, to imprint his face and name in your memory, so that you will never forget what you have done. You have taken away a bright future and left us with nothing but pain and sorrow,” Pineda said. (Kim McGill | The Union)

Men convicted of killing El Camino College student sentenced, face up to life in prison

Students walk by the Administration Building at El Camino College on Wednesday, April 24. (Raphael Richardson | The Union)

New club handbook policies spark concerns for students and faculty

Robin Dreizler gives a speech to family, friends and colleagues in celebration of his retirement in the East Dining Room at El Camino College on Wednesday, April 17. (Nick Miller | The Union)

After nearly three decades working at El Camino, enrollment services dean set to retire end of the month

Clery Act Compliance Coordinator Nina Wong, left, and El Camino Police Chief Michael Trevis talk about reporting crime data on colleges to improve campus safety during a media interview at the Campus Police Station on October 31, 2023. The El Camino crime log recorded three incidents of stalking on campus so far in 2024. (Ma. Gisela Ordenes | The Union)

Stalking cases rise on campus

LGBTQIA+ Student Success Coordinator Kenny Simkins presents events that will celebrate El Camino College’s Pride Week starting on May 20 during the Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, April 15. (Nick Miller | The Union)

Pride Week returns to El Camino in May

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