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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
Volunteers for the turkey giveaway give food bags to vehicles in line which extended down Manhattan Beach Boulevard to Prairie Avenue on Tuesday, Nov 21. (Clarence Davis | The Union)

California senator partners with local organizations for Thanksgiving food giveaway at El Camino

By Angel Pasillas
November 22, 2023
Dean of Mathematical Sciences Marlow Lemons plays mahjong with his community mahjong class in front of the Distance Education Center on Friday, Nov. 3. (Ma. Gisela Ordenes | The Union).

Math and mahjong: El Camino dean finds fulfillment in teaching

By Kae Takazawa
November 12, 2023
Honeybee Preservationist Steve Downs shows the collection of bees from a swarm previously engulfing parking Lot B Thursday, March 23. Downs grew up hating bees but eventually built an affinity toward them. “Saving the bees is my passion. Having fun, being creative, I do it for me to keep myself happy,” Downs said. “I’ve noticed in the many years since I’ve been doing that it touches people and I’m very excited about that.”(Ethan Cohen | The Union)

Sweet as honey: The buzzworthy tale of a beekeeping extraordinaire

By Khoury Williams
April 5, 2023
Araceli Espinoza (left), Sebastian Lipstein (top center), Tyler Carron (bottom center) and Simone Thompson (right) take a break during walking club for The Friendship Foundation at Dale Page Park in Redondo Beach on Monday, May 16. This is just one of the many activities that the foundation does six days a week. Photo courtesy of Maddy Silver

Becoming friends with my special needs peers

By Sebastian Lipstein
June 1, 2022
A home near the Torrance Refinery exhibits an elaborate display of Halloween props and decorations in its front yard on Thursday, Oct. 21. The owner of the house, Blancey Gallo said that setting up the display has been a tradition that his family has kept up for the past 17 years. Photo by Jose Tobar/The Union

Communities near ECC celebrate Halloween through frightening and fun decorations

By Khoury Williams, Jose Tobar, Isabella Villatoro, and Shawn Rodriguez
October 30, 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
This lemon sugar exfoliating scrub, one of Lulu’s Vegan Skin products, claims to work for those with acne-prone skin and can leave the skin soft. “[Richards] had this lemon scrub. It is literally just sugar, lemon and lemon zest and like not that many ingredients,” Baker said. Image taken June 9. (Zoha Jan/ The Union) Photo credit: Zoha Jan

Vegan beauty retail store permanently closes due to COVID-19

By Zoha Jan
June 9, 2021
The shore at Redondo Beach located around 5 miles from El Camino College and a great spot for students to hang out. (Photo by Carolina Espinoza /Warrior Life)

Top 5 closest beaches to El Camino College

By Carolina Espinoza
June 8, 2021
El Camino Colleges Featherstone Field, housed within ECs Murdock Stadium, quietly awaits the return of ECs athletes and fans kept away due to campuss closure. The field was renamed after Coach Featherstone in 2019. Image taken Sept. 16.

Former football coach raises money for coach Featherstone’s medical treatment

By Logan Tahlier
September 23, 2020
Redondo Poets hosts a weekly open mic every Tuesday at Coffee Cartel in Redondo Beach, California. On March 3, Thea Rosemary was the featured artist and read a 20 minute poetry set. Photo credit: Rosemary Montalvo

An Artistic Approach

By Anna Podshivalova
June 8, 2020
Letter from the editor: We’re launching a newsletter

Letter from the editor: We’re launching a newsletter

By Omar Rashad
April 21, 2020
N95 respirator masks are a popular option for safeguarding against contracting the coronavirus while outside. N95 masks offer more protection than surgical or woven masks.

As coronavirus cases surpass 12,000 in LA County, students navigate racial disparities, information and safety

By Omar Rashad
April 19, 2020
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