After we (MECHA) had submitted our request to implement Chicano Studies to IVC, I began checking with the office of the Deputy Supt an average of once a week. I ...

Guest: Zinga A. Fraser is Assistant Professor of Africana Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies at Brooklyn College and Director of the Shirley Chisholm Project on Brooklyn Women’s Activism. She is ...

Councilman Johnathan Ryan Hernandez called an investigation into a complaint made against him "retaliation" and "systemic ...

Questions remain as to why Santa Ana paid $600,000 to the former city manager after over allegations of the police union ...

Pioneering artist, who repurposed the Virgin of Guadalupe as a heroic figure, never got a retrospective during her lifetime, columnist David Allen writes.

And I believe, as a response to that, a list was circulated, at least to El Congreso, if not more broadly, that had all of ...

Ricardo Mendoza’s “Sculpting Another Destiny,” a larger-than-life mural of Chicano figures symbolizing the community care ...

César A. Martínez says he does not have a natural ability as an artist. “I was never a prodigy or anything. I liked to paint and draw when I was a kid, but was I good at it? No,” said ...

Photo credit: lajollaplayhouse.org When I first arrived in San Diego from Mexico City in the early 1980’s, I was a little surprised at how different Mexican culture and Chicano culture were.

“There’s something about the American character that’s embodied in this group that’s made up of Salvadorans (Herbert Siguenza and Ric Salinas) and a Chicano (Montoya himself),” he said.

Andy Sandberg, Artistic Director and CEO of the Hermitage Artist Retreat, has announced that California-based ...

Courtesy of Ryan Rivera '25 This past summer, Connecticut College Posse Scholar Ryan Rivera ‘25 and alumna Yasmine Tohme ‘24 ...