COD Men’s golf team steps up game to gain spot at State
Same game, different rules: Are the changes making the game harder? by Will Guzman Section Editor College of the Desert’s Men’s golf team, starting back in February, is currently 5 – 0 in league play –...
View ArticleFoundation maintains success toward new COD Veteran’s Resource Center thanks...
Fund-raising efforts continue for COD Foundation despite Lt. Dan Band cancellation by Debbie Fried Staff Reporter Gary Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band was to bring awareness to the needs of local Veterans,...
View ArticleCalifornia to begin constructing new electric car-charging network
by Skylar Brown Section Editor Last month, California reached a settlement worth $120 million with NRG Energy, which will be invested in an electric car infrastructure throughout the state. The...
View ArticleCalifornia State University system to deny spring 2013 applications
Budget axe falls on Cal State transfer hopefuls by Skylar Brown Section Editor The Cal State system will not be accepting transfer applications for Spring 2013 due to budget cuts in Calif. After nearly...
View ArticleCoachella Valley’s Music and Arts Festival takes center stage
The first of two weekends of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has come and gone by Roxanne Rodriguez Staff Reporter It has finally happened! The biggest Coachella Valley music festival...
View ArticleMarine works through PTSD to earn degree
Student veteran struggles to find place in society by Crystal Hatch Student Contributor Sitting in a bustling Starbucks on a warm Saturday afternoon, one might think that Steven Jackson, folded over...
View ArticleApril: A month to honor Arbor Day and other valley horticultural events
City honors Arbor Day and horticulture as key to beautification and conservation in valley by Michael Gonzalez Section Editor The City of Palm Desert will be celebrating Arbor Day on April 24 at the...
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Friends of the COD Library raise much-needed funds through yearly book sales
Library’s fundraising event in its 42nd year at College of the Desert by Debbie Fried Staff Reporter Bargain hunters and book lovers gather at the most recent Friends of the COD Library's Book Sale....
View ArticlePast COD Homecoming Queen to enter Miss Hispanidad International pageant...
Coachella Valley native welcomes pageant to Indio, encourages COD student to attend 2012 casting call by Lucinda Perez Student Contributor The city of Indio recently hosted an open casting call and...
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A nation polarized on Treyvon Martin shooting
The country, COD, differ in opinions on shooting of Treyvon Martin by Sharlah Lotze Staff Reporter People in the crowd stand and cheer during a news conference about the arrest of George Zimmerman for...
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