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
The student news site of El Camino College

El Camino College The Union

El Camino College Foundation named nonprofit of the year

By Angela Osorio
November 21, 2023
El Camino Fire Academy students line up in front of the rescue tower on Dec. 13, 2021. For more than 20 years, El Camino has been training future firefighters at this center located at 206 W. Beach Ave. in Inglewood. On Friday, Sept. 29 El Camino will break ground on a new Public Safety Training Center. (Kim McGill | The Union)

El Camino to break ground on new Public Safety Training Center Friday

By Kim McGill
September 28, 2023
Womens gender and sexual studies major Kohana Johnson showcases her natural hair, which she refers to as the Rue, a nod to the famous Hunger Games character on May 25. (Khoury Williams | The Union)

Braids, locs and curls: Best local Black-owned hair care spots

By Khoury Williams
June 29, 2023
El Camino College graduates listen as President Brenda Thames speaks during the 2023 commencement ceremony hosted on June 9. Outgoing Associated Students Organization Jana Abulaban gave a short speech that heavily criticized Israel which El Camino officials claims was not approved. The College gained national attention when a 20-second snippet from Abulaban’s speech became the subject of the New York Post’s original article, before being picked up by Daily Mail and Fox News. (Delfino Camacho | The Union)

El Camino graduate’s speech sparks outrage, support and international coverage

By Delfino Camacho
June 15, 2023
A couple stands on a bank of sand at Hermosa Beach on Jan. 13, 2023.

Date Night Delights: Best places in the South Bay to take that special someone

By Ethan Cohen
June 7, 2023
A rack of hanging lingerie of various styles and colors inside the adult store Lovers Paradise on May 11. The small store is recently under new management. (Delfino Camacho | The Union)

Frisky Business: Dive into the sensual world of South Bay’s premier lingerie, adult stores

By Delfino Camacho
June 6, 2023
Point Vicente Cliffs showcasing active erosion in Ranchos Palos Verdes. Photo by Jay Seidel.

Climate change amplifies California’s coastal erosion problem

By Khoury Williams
June 5, 2023
AJ, or Apple Jax, tags a chunk of the road at Sunken City, San Pedro. Sunken City has become a graffiti paradise in recent years after a major slump in the coastal land in 1929. (Ethan Cohen | The Union)

Grafitti thrives amid Sunken City ruins

By Ethan Cohen
June 5, 2023

Rain damage repairs to cost district tens of thousands

By Raphael Richardson
May 2, 2023
Around 5,000 Muslims from the South Bay and Los Angeles area celebrate one of the biggest holidays, Eid al-Fitr, at Murdock Stadium on Friday, April 21. Benches for elders and people with disabilities were provided in the mens and womens sections during the prayer and sermon. (Nindiya Maheswari | The Union)

El Camino’s Eid al-Fitr prayer leaves feelings of unity and disappointment

By Nindiya A Maheswari Putri
April 23, 2023

Meet Alondra Park’s Community

By Samantha Quinonez
March 17, 2023
Edith Abeyta (left) and Meg Aguilar (right) making an environmental justice poster during the screen printing workshop at El Camino College Art Gallery on Saturday, Dec.3. (Nindiya A Maheswari Putri | The Union)

Environmental justice art exhibit showcases change through collaboration

By Nindiya A Maheswari Putri and Ash Hallas
December 15, 2022
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