Jose Herrera

2023 was either the best or the worst year for Slayyyter who had just released her second studio album “STARFUCKER,” a 36-minute odyssey of ’80s electronic and synth-pop. It was her first taste of poking at the mainstream; however, she was dissatisfied with the album’s underperformance. What followed was a of career limbo; with her label contract with FADER at an end, she began grappling with a lingering depression, bringing her to consider retiring from the music industry altogether.

The Los Rios Community College District’s IT Service Department alerted students and faculty of a systemwide Canvas data breach on May 7, that’s currently experiencing outages and is unable to be accessed. A cybercrime group by the name “ShinyHunters” reportedly hacked Canvas, demanding a ransom in exchange for preventing over 3.65TB of stolen student data from leaking.

Stories of heroes are often polished until they mirror our ideals, but true accountability requires us to look beneath the cracks. The legacy of César Chávez is no longer a simple tale of labor rights; recent allegations of sexual abuse, grooming and rape surfaced on March 18, forcing a painful but necessary reckoning with the testimony of those long ignored.