Senior Staff WriterKim McGill is a senior staff writer and photographer for The Union. Kim is enrolled in the Warrior Life Magazine class, J9, for the spring semester.

After trailing 21 points, the El Camino College Warriors football team kept being resilient in their last home game of the season on sophomore night. With two minutes left in the fourth quarter, the ...

Plans for a new bond measure, increasing local taxes to pay for campus construction and demolitions, are being posed to El Camino College’s board of trustees for approval in an election as soon as ...

These top five study spots on campus offer something for every student’s preference. Whether you’re looking for a quiet, tucked-away spot inside the Music Building to focus without distractions, a ...

Since its release in November 2022, the Open-AI-designed chatbot has garnered national attention for its ability to write anything ranging from speeches to final term papers. Now, the software could ...

Therese Murray, state legislator, first attended EC in the ‘80s before getting her management certification at the University of Massachusetts, Boston and was then elected senator of the Plymouth and ...

Three individuals assaulted an El Camino College student on Crenshaw Boulevard near GiGi’s Pizza on Tuesday, Nov. 18 around 11:30 a.m., according to the ECC Police Department. Videos of the incident, ...

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Luke Steward, 21, had a full-ride scholarship playing baseball at McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana, but he didn’t get enough playing time and experienced vision problems in his ...

The lights dimmed and the audience’s buzz sunk into a quiet hush, tense with anticipation. A video began to roll on the large projector screen hanging above the stage. Grainy footage played of former ...

Being an international or out-of-state student-athlete is a journey of achievements and challenges. Athletes are exposed to competitive football, using JUCO to define their skills and get noticed by ...

Packed in boxes and stored in the back of El Camino College’s Anthropology Museum are an Egyptian mummy head and the remains of up to 100 Native Americans. These artifacts can no longer be legally ...