Ehvan Fennell

Business Education Lifestyle & Culture Training young adults with autism to bake By Ehvan Fennell Parents Nigel Thompson and Qiana Daniels have had some challenges in navigating the world of needs facing their son, who is moderately autistic. Especially when he was younger, they had to make sure he had such essential things as physical therapy and occupational therapy. But there was more.

Students were encouraged to enjoy free arts & crafts, free testing supplies, free snacks, board games and more from programs like Associated Students and the Equity Center, which sought to offset any stress that arrived over spring. Now that the spring semester is over… What experiences did spring exactly bring? And what is next for Mt. SAC students?

To celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Director of AANAPISI Dr. Aida Cuenza-Uvas and her admin welcomed all to the Multicultural Center to witness the six finalists of the first annual storytelling contest, as well as ARISE’s new art installation, “I am AANHPI.”The contest was titled, “My Words, My Power.” Storytellers prepared 5 minute speeches to anecdotally answer the prompt, “How did your cultural identity develop over time?” There were many present themes of emigration,...