Increase in gas prices concerns students and the community

By Ethan Cohen|June 7, 2022

The Associated Students Organization Finance Committee meets in Communications Room 109 to discuss program funding on Tuesday, May 13, at El Camino College. ASO is faced with reducing and rejecting funding requests due to an unprecedented number of requests received. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

ASO may reduce, reject funding requested by student organizations

A person sits in the Student Services Building on Friday, May 16. The building will host one of the two ATMs being installed in July on campus. (Tina Talley | The Union)

ATMs to be installed on campus this summer at El Camino College

El Camino College Warriors men's tennis player Shubham Waldiya (left) tosses tennis balls for students to hit, while women's tennis player Robyn Wong retrieves balls at the El Camino Open, a collaboration between the Warriors tennis teams and the ECC Men of Color Action Network on Thursday, May 15, on the ECC Tennis Courts. The event brought out more students than the program received at regular season matches. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

Warriors tennis teams and MOCAN serve up successful open tennis event

Associated Students Organization Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Zaynah Robb (left), with Director of Human Resources Ben Nguyen (center) and Director of Finance Mia Wroe (right), meets with ASO Senate executive officers and senators on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024 in the Student Services Building's Pencil Room at El Camino College. Robb will lead ASO as president for the 2025-2026 academic year at ECC. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

ASO general election results announced for 2025-2026 academic year

El Camino College Associated Students Organization Student Trustee Wesley Marshall and ASO President Danielle Kabboul are selected to each give brief remarks at the 2025 Commencement on Friday, June 13. Marshall and Kabboul are both in the graduating class of 2025. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

Student speakers selected for Commencement at El Camino

The Associated Students Organization Finance Committee meets in Communications Room 109 to discuss program funding on Tuesday, May 13, at El Camino College. ASO is faced with reducing and rejecting funding requests due to an unprecedented number of requests received. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

ASO may reduce, reject funding requested by student organizations

A person sits in the Student Services Building on Friday, May 16. The building will host one of the two ATMs being installed in July on campus. (Tina Talley | The Union)

ATMs to be installed on campus this summer at El Camino College

El Camino College Warriors men's tennis player Shubham Waldiya (left) tosses tennis balls for students to hit, while women's tennis player Robyn Wong retrieves balls at the El Camino Open, a collaboration between the Warriors tennis teams and the ECC Men of Color Action Network on Thursday, May 15, on the ECC Tennis Courts. The event brought out more students than the program received at regular season matches. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

Warriors tennis teams and MOCAN serve up successful open tennis event

Associated Students Organization Director of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Zaynah Robb (left), with Director of Human Resources Ben Nguyen (center) and Director of Finance Mia Wroe (right), meets with ASO Senate executive officers and senators on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024 in the Student Services Building's Pencil Room at El Camino College. Robb will lead ASO as president for the 2025-2026 academic year at ECC. (Elsa Rosales | The Union)

ASO general election results announced for 2025-2026 academic year

Students wait to meet with the Counseling office, located on the second floor of the Student Services Building, Tuesday, May 13. General education requirements are changing for El Camino College students who will be newly enrolling in fall 2025 or returning after a long absence. "The counselors are aware of it, so, as they're meeting with new students coming in and helping them set up education plans," Carlos Lopez, vice president of Academic Affairs, said. (Kaitlyn Gochez | The Union)

Courses added to associates degree requirements, transfer patterns merged

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