Associated Students hosted this Fall semesters World Fest event Nov. 7, 2018, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in which students could get a taste of different cultures from around the world…for free! By 10:30 a.m. the area near the pond where the World Fest took place was filled with clubs and programs from Cypress…
Jonah Hill’s introduction into film making as a first time director has allowed him to showcase a compelling and thought provoking coming of age tale.
Booths were set up along the Pond bridge, It was the first day of the Welcome Back Week event here at Cypress College when Robert Mounce gave the Cypress Chronicle an inside look at life as the Cypress Associated Students Council president. After greeting Mounce at the entrance of the Student Activities Center building he…
Winter is coming, and with it: change. Serious talk regarding a new location for the Veterans’ Resource Center has occurred on campus since 2016; as the end of 2018 approaches, that talk is on the cusp of physical reality. A rendering of the new VRC is available for viewing in the current VRC, and one…
The Cypress College Health Services Center is a campus facility that offers resources for many of the prevailing issues on campuses.
All things aren’t exactly sunny in California, especially for students pursuing their college education while trying to simply survive and make ends meet- food insecurity as well as homelessness are not rare among students on college campuses. According to a Wisconsin HOPE Lab survey in 2015, it was estimated that 52 percent of community college…
The first sexual assault report of 2018 has since been determined by police to be “unfounded.”
An inside look at the various clubs Cypress College has to offer.
Over the summer of 2018, Devonte Hynes, the English born, leading composer, cellist, pianist, and artist behind the musical group Blood Orange, released two tracks from their highly anticipated album entitled “Negro Swan.” The idea behind this album was meant to be a 16 track exploration into the 21st century trouble of “my own and…
Witnessing our many distant planets isn’t always feasible, but with Professor Frey’s weekly free observations on Wednesdays by the Cypress College pond, every student has the opportunity.