Merced College

As I come to the end of my third year at Merced College, I still hold the same belief as when I officially started here in January 2017: A top-notch community college can transform a community. The numbers back it up. A recent community survey revealed that nearly 80 percent of the households in this area have at least one family member who…

The Merced College Community Chorus will present its annual “Celebrate The Season” concert on Thursday, Dec. 5, and Friday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 p.m.…

CP Lacey, “executioner” at Harlem’s Apollo Theater, is making his second return to the Merced College Theater, located at 3600 M St, Friday, Nov. 15. The…

Merced College educators and students gathered recently with city leaders, residents, first responders and veterans to celebrate the newest addition to the campus landscape. A new trio of flagpoles adorn a centerpiece Merced College sign at the main entrance to the campus on Yosemite Avenue between G Street and M Street. The…

The Merced Field of Honor returns for a seventh year to celebrate America’s veterans, active duty military and first responders. Starting on Saturday, Nov. 9,…

By Sean Lynch Special to the Times Few would fault Jaylen Tregle if he shied away from all numbers 40 for a little while. The Contra Costa quarterback…

By VERONICA BRICENO Special to the Times More than 100 local high school administrators and counselors gathered at Merced College recently for an annual breakfast event to find ways the college and feeder schools can work together to effectively serve local students. Guest received a warm welcome from U.S. Congress Jim Costa…

After producing just one score for the better part of the first seven quarters of the season, the Merced College football team exploded for 21 points in the…

The Merced College Pre-Health Club is getting set to embark on the trip of a lifetime. Merced College biology professors and club advisors Cary Coburn…

With her background in biology and neuroscience, Dr. Valerie Albano knows better than most that there aren’t a lot of good long-term pain management options. The dangers of opioid usage, like Oxycodone, are well documented and even something as simple as Ibuprofen and Tylenol can harm your kidneys and liver when used regularly over…