When El Camino College’s women’s tennis program was cut in the spring of 2025, 19-year-old data science major Robyn Wong said she understood the decision, even if it meant losing the sport that brought her to ECC.

“I came to El Camino to play tennis since there aren’t a lot of women’s tennis teams in the area…But it also made sense [the cut], in terms of the record, the team’s record wasn’t good. I think we lost to every school we played,” Wong said.

Now, almost a year later, El Camino College i...

Student private data is said to have been recovered after a cyberattack stealing billions worth of data was made on global learning educational platform Canvas.

The company that owns Canvas, Instructure, reported coming to an agreement with ShinyHunters, a cyber hacking group that took credit for the attack.

A few groups at El Camino College are exploring conversations of online dependency in the wake of the Canvas hack.

“Having this conversation with Information Technology Services (ITS) and me...

The U.S Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is investigating El Camino College over a possible Title IX violation for failing to provide equal athletic participation opportunities to female students by not effectively accommodating their interests and abilities.

The investigation, which opened Wednesday, March 4, follows a complaint filed by former ECC badminton coach David Levin on behalf of the women’s badminton team, one of two women’s teams cut in 2025.
Title IX is a federal l...