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Video: Are students going sexy or scary for Halloween?

By Nadia Basich, Evelyn Avila and Russell Lewiss|October 2, 2013

(L-R) El Camino College students Koryn Dixon and Miguel Oliveros listen to the Associated Student Organization's Candidate Forum speeches Wednesday, April 2, at the Schauerman Library Lawn. Dixon is running for ASO senator of Humanities and Oliveros is running for ASO director of human resources. More speeches will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 8 in the Student Services Plaza. (Oriana de Quay | The Union)

Student government candidates speak during forum at El Camino

Doors to the Music Building are propped open on the side of the building which faces parking Lot K on Tuesday, April 1. The college is discussing plans for the building's eventual demolition. (Eddie Inclan | The Union)

No definite plans set for Music Building repairs

A person walks past the parking permit kiosk in Lot H on Wednesday, March 26. Day passes, which cost $3, can be purchased at these cash-only kiosks to park at El Camino College. (Drex Carratala | The Union)

Parking permit enforcement returns at El Camino

(L-R) Front row: counselor Amy Herrschaft, Black Student Success counselor Autumn Blakley, biology professor Polly Parks, and English professors Erica Brenes and Chris Page sit in the front row near the end of the Academic Senate meeting Tuesday, April 1 in the Distance Education Center. The meeting discussed the free speech policy proposals, Administrative Procedure 3900 and Board Policy 3900, which state how students, employees and the public may engage in free expression on campus. Faculty at the meeting voted to pause discussion and form a committee to present their position on the policies to El Camino College President Brenda Thames and the College Council, which is set to vote on the matter at its next meeting Monday, April 21. (Nikki Yunker | The Union)

Free speech policy discussions stalled at Academic Senate

Autumn Blakley, El Camino College Distinguished Women's Wall of Fame honoree, and her mother, Mitzi Cunningham, mingle at the honoree reception, which took place in
ECC's East Dining Room on Thursday, March 27. "Learning is an act of falling in love," Blakley said during her acceptance speech. (Melissa Palmer | The Union)

Educating and inspiring generations: El Camino awards distinguished women

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