College freshmen entering California State University System schools in the 2021-22 academic year will be required to take an ethnic studies course in order to graduate just as Orange Coast College plans to grow its own program.
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OCC's COVID-19 at a glance
Orange Coast College has been tracking COVID-19 occurrences in students and employees since July. This data is publicly available on the OCC COVID-19 Dashboard.
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- Pets relieve stress of online learning from home
- OPINION: How the abysmal NFC East gave us an intriguing Thanksgiving football game
- CSU’s ethnic course requirement arrives as OCC plans to expand program
- Charities take on OC hunger crisis during Thanksgiving week
- EDITORIAL: Skip the festivities and think about others this year instead
Latest News
- Pets relieve stress of online learning from home
- OPINION: How the abysmal NFC East gave us an intriguing Thanksgiving football game
- CSU’s ethnic course requirement arrives as OCC plans to expand program
- Charities take on OC hunger crisis during Thanksgiving week
- EDITORIAL: Skip the festivities and think about others this year instead
- California Community Colleges explore athletes’ profitability rights legislation
- OCTA endures COVID-19's challenges to public transit
- OCC creates one-stop webpage for resources
- Pirate's Plank Awards recognize students' entrepreneurial spirit in virtual format
- The Harbour opens doors to interested students
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The Second Harvest Food Bank, who also collaborates with the Pirates’ Cove food pantry at Orange Coast College, is hosting a series of events this week to bring awareness to the hunger crisis in Orange County.
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For students of Orange Coast College, adapting to 2020 has meant restructuring their education around the screens of home computers and mobile devices, and in some cases putting off needed classes until in-person learning can resume. For pet owners, however, remote learning has come with a s…
Arts + Culture
An online format hasn’t been the easiest move for such a hands-on club like Orange Coast College’s Fashion Club, but through online club meetings and attendance at socially distanced events such as the Long Beach Antique Market, the Fashion Club has been as active as ever.
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This year let’s make it a priority to think about our families as we prepare to celebrate the holidays. The days of large social gatherings should be well behind us as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on.
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This NFL season, the NFC East has been unforgivably bad, and the idea that one of the four teams making up this train wreck of a division will be playing playoff football come January is laughable.
Democratic nominee Joe Biden has been projected the winner of the presidential race by the Associated Press. With 290 electoral votes, he will defeat incumbent Donald Trump, who trails with 214 votes, according to AP projections.
