Glendale Community College Student Publications

If you are looking to understand the history of Glendale Community College, you will find no better place than its student publications.  Spanning over fifty years, these student publications are key primary resources that capture the lives and times of students at the college.

• Yearbooks - For the first three years in the history of the college, there was an annual yearbook capturing the early life of the school, its construction, and the students and teachers who blazed a trail for others to follow. 
• El Tiempo Pasando/College Voice/The Voice - Since the inception of the college in 1965, the award-winning Voice Student Newspaper (originally called "El Tiempo Pasando” in its earliest publications) has provided a chronicle of the events and happenings of the college throughout the decades from the vantage point of its students. The Voice provides unique insight into both the lives, times, and events that shaped generations of students in the Glendale community.
• The Traveler - College is a time in which students often get a chance to explore their more creative sides.  Spanning over fifty years, The Traveler is GCC’s student literary and arts journal, and contains the creative works of many of GCC’s students including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, artwork, and sculpture. Each issue is lovingly designed and provides insight into the visions and efforts of students throughout the life and history of the college. 
• Student Bulletin/Student Services Courier - Before campus-wide email blasts, there were student bulletins that announced campus events and news.  This representative sample of these news blasts spans from 1965-1985 and captures some of the major happenings around the college.
• Glendale Community College News Magazine