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El Camino College The Union
The student news site of El Camino College

El Camino College The Union
The student news site of El Camino College

El Camino College The Union
Maureen Linzaga

Maureen Linzaga, Arts and Features Editor

Maureen Linzaga is the Feature and Arts Editor at The Union. She is a journalism major with an affinity for writing, music, and the arts who aims to make storytelling a career.

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El Camino College President Brenda Thames smiles while in conversation with an El Camino student on April 21. The president will have served one year as president in July. (Gary Kohatsu | The Union)

Colleges need to increase diversity and offer competitive pay for administration

By Elizabeth Basile, Maureen Linzaga, Elsa Rosales, and Khoury Williams
June 9, 2022
(Maureen Linzaga | Warrior Life)

Crying in In-N-Out

By Maureen Linzaga
June 1, 2022
Marcus Rodriguez stands in front of the artworks "Phyllis and Aristotle" and "Mother and Daughter" by Palmer Earl. Marcus curated the art gallery "Closer Now" in Torrance Art Museum that ran from April 2 to May 14. (Maureen Linzaga | Warrior Life)

Finding belonging across different spaces through art

By Maureen Linzaga
May 31, 2022

Students participate in video game tournament during El Camino’s Club Mixer

By Maureen Linzaga
May 12, 2022
The El Camino College debate team with Torrance Mayor Patrick Furey, an El Camino alumni, in the Music Building at El Camino College on May 2. The El Camino debate team recently won several individual and team awards for their performance in debating. (Greg Fontanilla | The Union)

Forensics team makes history once again

By Maureen Linzaga
May 4, 2022

Students in advanced dancing classes to perform in spring concert

By Maureen Linzaga
April 27, 2022

Printmaking workshop emphasizes rebuilding social community through creativity

By Maureen Linzaga
April 21, 2022

New learning modality aims for flexibility and increased student engagement

By Maureen Linzaga
April 7, 2022

Technologically advanced ‘Hyflex’ class model introduced during Academic Senate meeting

By Maureen Linzaga
April 5, 2022

[Video] Spring Feast event bring Muslim college students from South California together

By Maureen Linzaga
March 29, 2022

Bomb threats overheard in Student Services Building

By Maureen Linzaga
March 29, 2022
Parking lot B located near the Manhattan Beach Boulevard and the science buildings is one of the staff-only parking lots on the El Camino College campus. Maureen Linzaga/The Union

Lifted parking fees aid students financially

By Maureen Linzaga
March 3, 2022

Club Rush returns on campus for spring 2022

By Maureen Linzaga
March 3, 2022
Yue Que is a data science major and the president of the Women in Technology (WIT) and Society of Women Engineers (SWE) clubs at El Camino College. “All my strong interest in science and technology comes from simplest life in my childhood,” Que said. "I think technology led development of an era and created more possibilities.". Photo taken via Zoom. Photo by Maureen Linzaga/The Union

Persisting as women in the STEM fields

By Maureen Linzaga
November 16, 2021

College Night returns in-person

By Maureen Linzaga
November 8, 2021

Institutional Learning Outcomes revisions that align with Guided Pathways proposed

By Maureen Linzaga
October 22, 2021
Rowen Liam Saynes (left) and Scott Kaiklian (right), are two of the commentators for the Club Mixer Valorant tournament. They encourage the viewers to type the name of their favorite teams in the chat as they await the next match of the night on Friday, Oct. 15. Photo by: Maureen Linzaga/The Union. Photo taken on twitch.tv.

Club Mixer event helps students bond through games and win from $1,940 prize pool

By Maureen Linzaga
October 20, 2021
The El Camino College Campus Theatre returns to in-person performances with Charles Busch’s comedy play "Psycho Beach Party" on Friday, Oct 15, 2021. After having been on lockdown since the outset of the pandemic, the theater will be showcasing the play with a five-show run. Photo by Mari Inagaki/The Union

‘Psycho Beach Party’ explores adolescence, sexuality, multiple identities themes through humor

By Maureen Linzaga
October 20, 2021

Institutional Learning Outcomes revisions proposed

By Maureen Linzaga
October 20, 2021

Virtual speaker event series to help entrepreneurs launch and grow their own small business

By Maureen Linzaga
September 29, 2021

Clarification on course auditing policy provided by approved administrative procedure

By Maureen Linzaga
June 9, 2021

The Union Cookbook: Kujirai Style Ramen

By Maureen Linzaga and Maureen Linzaga
June 9, 2021

El Camino College commencement to be virtual once again amid COVID-19

By Maureen Linzaga
June 9, 2021

Course auditing policy revision for ECC and F-1 Visa students approved

By Maureen Linzaga
June 2, 2021

Turning 18 in quarantine

By Maureen Linzaga
May 12, 2021

Presidential candidate Santanu Bandyopadhyay shares plans to increase enrollment, community involvement if selected

By Maureen Linzaga
April 28, 2021

El Camino College announces finalists in presidential search

By Maureen Linzaga
April 21, 2021
Board of Trustees Vice President Trisha Murakawa, co-host and SEAC member Mary Ong, author Nina Revoyr, psychologist and adjunct psychology professor Victoria Kwon, and co-host and SEAC member Fine Tuitupou hosted a Zoom discussion forum for Asian-Americans on Tuesday, March 30 to talk about ways to combat the nationwide rise in cases of anti-Asian hate crimes and express support for the Asian American community. “I ask you, I encourage you, I plead with you, to intervene because you can," Kwon said at the event. "Each of us have the agency, the power to disarm a situation." (Maureen Linzaga/ The Union)

Asian American discussion forum emphasizes intervention and campus involvement

By Maureen Linzaga
March 31, 2021

El Camino College community makes efforts to support Asians, Pacific Islanders

By Maureen Linzaga
March 28, 2021

Discussion forum to be held in support of Asian, Pacific Islander communities

By Maureen Linzaga
March 28, 2021
Lily Ngo, owner of Salon 310-IIIX, eagerly awaits customers at the front kiosk of her salon in Carson while wearing a mask and a styling apron on Sunday, March 14. She is one of many female business owners impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic that have stayed determined to keep their businesses afloat. (Maureen Linzaga/ The Union)

Women-owned business strive for success despite challenges

By Maureen Linzaga
March 17, 2021

International student enrollment drops amid COVID-19 restrictions

By Maureen Linzaga
March 7, 2021
Marcus Rodriguez holds up his pandemic-related craft made of cardboard and colored markers on Friday, Feb. 26. The project is a creative twist on COVID-19 face masks, inspired by the plague doctors of the 1700's pandemic. Maureen Linzaga/ The Union

The importance of creativity during a pandemic

By Maureen Linzaga
March 3, 2021