The first time I realized how unrecognized Filipinos are was in grade school when a kid asked if I was Hispanic. “No,” I firmly stated. “I’m Filipino!”
Beate Minkovski says her art is “too in your face.” Through various sculptures and canvases, her message was always clear, direct and uncompromising.
Independent and creative minds fill the streets of the Chicago neighborhood Andersonville. The area is casually known as the “shop local capital of Chicago.”
Columbia College Chicago has concluded its third week of the ongoing strike.
As the semester winds down to the final stretch, the struggles of Elgin Community College students do not go unnoticed. The Wellness Center at ECC offers multi…
Elgin Community College has teamed up with the Community Crisis Center (CCC) to recognize April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Multiple events were held,…
Have you had ever had to rush out of class to make it to work on time? The pressure of being a full-time student while working is familiar to a lot of students…
If you are reading this, then there is a good chance you want to be more involved in our school. Luckily for you, you are in the right place. As The Observer,…
Are you ready for more face-to-face classes next semester? Elgin Community College is preparing for possible changes to classroom procedures for the upcoming s…
Elgin Community College celebrated the fall season with festivities in the Jobe Lounge on Oct. 27. The Fall Fest, hosted by Student Life, was open from 10 a.m.…
Elgin Community College staff values diversity and seeks to celebrate all cultures. In 2009, U.S. Congress recognized the month of October as Filipino American…
There are two sides to every story; online learning at Elgin Community College is no exception. With the ever-evolving coronavirus still prevalent, the neces…