Mario Saucedo

Jun 3, 2024 | lbccviking.com | Lineth Murillo |Mario Saucedo

Destruction and rebirth was the focus of the Age of Aquarius fashion show that took place in the packed aquatic center as LBCC, Renaissance High School and Millikan High School students showcased their creativity and resolve through their fashion creations. In addition to being a fashion show, the event was also a competition,  judged by people working in the fashion industry, such as Nike and FashionNova, for scholarship opportunities. “This is our 39th show.

May 29, 2024 | lbccviking.com | Zack Siedel |Mario Saucedo

On Harvey Milk Day 2024, Long Beach City College raised the pride flag at both the Liberal Arts Campus and the Pacific Coast Campus in celebration of Harvey Milk and the upcoming pride month. Harvey Milk was the first openly gay politician who was elected into public office in 1977 in San Francisco, California. Milk’s victory paved the way for more recognition and love for the LGBTQ+ community as well as other minority communities in the country.

May 23, 2024 | lbccviking.com | Lolita Mojica |Mario Saucedo

Nestled in the vibrant Retro Row neighborhood on Fourth Street is a bookstore that invites people to toss out conventions and judge books by their cover, leaning into whatever calls to them upon first glance. Bel Canto Books, owned by Jhoanna Belfer, is a Filipina-owned shop that seeks to celebrate the works of authors of all backgrounds. The books sold are hand-curated by Belfer, who understands the importance of representation.

May 21, 2024 | lbccviking.com | Zuri Minor |Mario Saucedo

Cloudy weather didn’t stop the Social Work Club as they held an information session on Wednesday May 15. The members greeted everyone who came to their table with a smile. “I feel like the club helps empower students to be successful in both their education and community goals,” president of the Social Work Club, David Hernandez said. Hernandez takes a lot of pride in this club due to his hearing disability. He has tinnitus and hears ringing in his ears.

May 20, 2024 | lbccviking.com | Darla Perez |Mario Saucedo

In celebration of the class of 2024, LAC and PCC will host a Grad Fest and a Career Exploration Fair that will include food, games, resources, photobooths, cap and gown info and live music. The LAC event was from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. on Wed. May 8th, and Thurs. May 16th in the EE quad at PCC. The event had LBCC President Dr. Mike Muñoz passing out free paletas to all students and staff. There were many booths to choose from career booths to help you with your resume to different university booths.