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… at ELAC. "This marks our largest contingent of students ever cast in a single ANW production." The students performed alongside professional actors in this innovative production of Shakespeare's classic tragedy, set in 1920s New Orleans and …

… the disabled/differently-abled, and system-impacted communities,” said Chaiprasert. “Our entire LACCD community congratulates and is extremely proud of ELAC Professor Kenneth Chaiprasert’s selection for this prestigious statewide award …

… has roots in a diverse Creole, Cajun and Afro-Latinx family. She learned how to advocate for herself and others from the strong entrepreneurial women in her family. In 2001 during Brooke’s first year at college she fell seriously ill and for …

… The Pathway to Law School during one of the hardest times of my life. I had been injured at work and told my back would no longer be the same. The skills I had developed for the company in a decade became obsolete, so I came to ELAC to develop …

… Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities are fighting for social justice,” said VPAM Museum Director, Steve Wong. The prints, spanning more than five decades, express both outrage and optimism and go beyond protest to envision … and Ridwan Adhami (photographer), and Emory Douglas; with additional independent print works by Carlos Callejo and Leland Wong.  About Vincent Price Art Museum The Vincent Price Art Museum (VPAM) at East Los Angeles College serves as a unique …