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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
A line of cars turn into Lemoli Avenue from Manhattan Beach Boulevard to enter parking Lot C at El Camino College early in the morning on Thursday, Aug. 31, 2023. (Delfino Camacho | The Union)

El Camino reacts to closure of fire-damaged local freeway, set to reopen ahead of schedule

By Nick Geltz and Joseph Ramirez
November 19, 2023
Sascha Recht, an Israeli American from Torrance, holds up a computer showing photos of her friends Carmel Gat and Yarden Roman-Gat on Oct. 24 at El Camino College. Gat and Roman-Gat were kidnapped by Hamas during the attack on Israel on Oct. 7. (Raphael Richardson | The Union)

South Bay Community reacts to Israel-Hamas war

By Angela Osorio and Maddie Selack
October 25, 2023
Two students walk past a sign advertising the free on campus rapid COVID testing offered in room 205 of the Communications Building at El Camino College, on February 16. The testing site is still open this fall semester from Monday-Thursday and is free of charge to El Camino students and employees. (Delfino Camacho | The Union)

COVID-testing sites still open on campus

By Kae Takazawa
September 10, 2023
El Camino College groundskeeper Daniel Cahill takes a trash container in parking lot K and dumps the mixed waste into a trash compactor provided by Republic Services at the campus facility yard on May 5. All trash is dumped in one compactor and then sorted for recyclable materials by the trash company at a Materials Recovery Facility. (Nindiya Maheswari | The Union)

A long way to go green: Hurdles to implement recycling efforts at El Camino

By Nindiya A Maheswari Putri
May 31, 2023

Chanteuse, songwriter and accordionist Jessica Fichot to perform at Campus Theatre

By Samantha Quinonez
October 5, 2022
El Camino College President Brenda Thames pauses the construction site of the future Arts Complex Building at campus on April 21. Brenda will have served one year as president in July. (Gary Kohatsu | Warrior Life)

El Camino’s president saves the world through community and connection

By Khoury Williams
June 2, 2022
Fredia “Cheetah” Gibbs, a martial arts practitioner, tearfully recounts stories of discrimination brought against Asian-Americans, at the El Camino College campus in Torrance on Saturday, March 26. (Greg Fontanilla | The Union)

Campus and community leaders team up for ‘CommUnity’ walk against hate

By Delfino Camacho
March 30, 2022
Three storefronts now for sale in South Central Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 9, 2022. On Sept. 22, 2020 Juan Hernandez, a 21-year-old El Camino College student, came to his job here as a budtender for the V.I.P. Collective marijuana dispensary. His body was found nearly two months later at a remote location in the Mojave Desert. (Kim McGill | The Union)

Defendant in Hernandez homicide case pleads not guilty

By Kim McGill
March 16, 2022
As speeches are given during protests in Anaheim in collaboration with CSULB and the Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM), protestors wave Palestinian flags on Friday, May 21. Safia Ahmed/The Union

Finding hope in tragedy

By Safia Ahmed
December 15, 2021
The board members of Scene One Film Club, a club that provides El Camino College students an introduction to networking and the film industry meet during a zoom meeting. From top row left, Martin Gonzalez, Director of Tech, Keala Fitisemanu, Treasurer and bottom row from left, Michael Prieto, President and Hailee Pitschke, ICC Rep. Prieto and the other board members of the film club including Martin Gonzalez encourage students who are interested in filmmaking to join their club and keep their club open to students of all majors. Photo by Safia Ahmed/The Union Photo credit: Safia Ahmed

Staying inspired through film

By Safia Ahmed
December 14, 2021
Crowds of students at Alexander Fleming Middle School in Lomita line up as soon as the bell rings, awaiting their ride home. Many parents whose children attend school at Fleming Middle School deal with the stress of letting their children go to school during the pandemic. Photo by Maureen Linzaga

Stories from our communities: Part six

September 15, 2021
The student pick-up lanes at Jane Addams Middle School in Lawndale, Calif. are completely empty on March 3, 2021, at 3 p.m. In a few weeks they will be filled with unvaccinated kids returning to in-person learning. Walter Jay Jr/ The Union

LA County should wait to reopen schools

By Walter Jay Jr.
March 3, 2021
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