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“Which Lives Matter and Which Deaths Don’t”: Professor Jallicia Jolly Talks Racial Justice and the Pathways to Systemic Change

Kristine Cox, Staff
October 6, 2021

How DVC’s Music Industry Program Responded to the Pandemic

Mackenzie McNemar, Staff
May 19, 2021

From State Prison to Stanford: How Scholars for Justice Helped One Formerly Incarcerated Student Overcome the Odds

Kristine Cox, Staff
May 12, 2021

Contra Costa College Grad, Now a Pitcher In Atlanta, Sees Two Baseball Seasons Cut Short By Pandemic

Jaedan Tatum, Staff
May 12, 2021

Carter Herrera · Maishia Sumpter "Covid-19. The Virus That Shook the World"

“Covid-19. The Virus That Shook the World”

Maishia Sumpter, Guest writer
May 11, 2021

Big Lie at the El Curtola Overpass: A Reporter Enters Trumpworld

Anthony Bernasconi, Editor
May 5, 2021

In “The Beadworkers” and In Life, Author Beth Piatote Seeks to Resurrect Indigenous Language

Andrea Madison, Staff
April 29, 2021

“No Requirement to Tell the Truth”: Progressive Radio Host Sonali Kolhatkar Talks About the Flaws of Corporate Media

Carter Herrera, Editor-in-chief
April 28, 2021

Meeting the Pandemic with Mindfulness: How Professor Eric Moss Is Helping Students Handle Anxiety And Discover A More Conscious Approach to Work

Jenny Orme, Staff
April 28, 2021

DVC’s “Dreamer Project: an Undocuplay” Shows Students’ Challenging Experiences Coming to the U.S.

Alison Lucha, Staff
April 15, 2021

As Restaurants Have Suffered, This Berkeley Business Owner Managed to Keep the Food Coming

Dymond Walker, Staff
April 15, 2021

From Shooting Up on the Streets To Shooting Film at DVC: The Journey of Dylan Johnston

Tristan Shaughnessy, Editor
April 14, 2021

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