Why are we still pouring: Consent and Cornell University
Imagine you’re offered a cup of tea. At first, you want the tea, but when it’s brought to you change your mind and are no longer feeling the
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in: Uncategorized
/ 10/21/2026
A community-driven tradition returns to San Clemente
Morning traffic in downtown San Clemente was unusually dense on Sunday, Sept. 20 – and even more unusually eye-catching. By 7:30 a.m., over 250 cars lined up side
in: Uncategorized
/ 10/19/2026
Upcoming events guide students through transfer process
October and November are commonly associated with red and orange leaves, pumpkins, warm cups of coffee and a myriad of other cozy cliches. But for hundreds of thousands
in: Community, Life, Uncategorized
/ 10/04/2026
Community grows at Saddleback’s Tabletop Club
As the fall semester at Saddleback moves forward, students at Saddleback are looking for ways to meet new people and find their community on campus. For many, that
Day in the life of Saddleback women’s soccer travel game
Saddleback College women’s soccer team played a game on September 18th against Mount San Jacinto. I play on the Saddleback women’s soccer team. The game was away,
in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews, Uncategorized
/ 09/29/2026
2026’s ‘Resident Evil’ serves up scares and laughs
When people think of great survival horror video games, the “Resident Evil”series is one of the first that comes to mind. When people think of bad horror movies,
in: Sports
/ 09/26/2026
How playing sports at a 4 year university and junior college is similar
Many people doubt the level or the reason for playing sports at the community college level. While without knowledge of the competition, some people believe it’s a glorified
in: Community, Life, Photo of the Day
/ 09/26/2026
Saddleback kicks off hispanic heritage month with culture, food and music
Saddleback College launched Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month on Sept. 16 with an afternoon full of music, food, games and, of course, plenty of opportunities for students
in: Featured, Halloween Edition, Life
/ 09/22/2026
Fall films: Your 50-movie guide for an autumn night in
As we mark the beginning of Fall on Sept. 22, our minds naturally ponder all the possibilities the season has to offer. Of course, the standard pumpkin-shaped cookie-cutter
in: Campus Comment, Community, Featured, Life
/ 09/16/2026
Saddleback unfiltered: Welcome week review
As the new college year begins, a fresh set of freshmen have arrived on campus with no idea how to navigate it or what resources are available. Luckily,
in: Community, Life, Uncategorized
/ 09/16/2026
Wieners become winners at Old World Village
The two-year-old, 10-pound Benny bounded his way across rain-soaked stone to victory at the Inge Invitational, the latest event in the Old World Wiener Nationals. The doubleheader event
Local cafes that are perfect for your next study session
As the school semester begins, many students start searching for the perfect places to get their work done and enjoy a nice treat. While Saddleback’s campus is absolutely