February, 2019

in: Briefs, Sports / 02/27/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Fall 2018 Saddleback College athletic honor roll announced

Saddleback College’s athletic department announced on February 20th that 159 of the college’s 301 student-athletes were named to the Athletic Honor roll. These student athletes held at least

in: Life / 02/25/2019 / by: Kristen Huntley

Red, blue and white

Different ways to stay safe on campus Growing up, the words “be safe” is repeated constantly. Safety is key to society. So much so, that their are careers

in: Baseball, Golf, Men's Basketball, SBC Gauchos, Softball, Sports, Women's Basketball / 02/25/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Weekly sports recap

Both men and women’s basketball finished their seasons with victories. Men’s Basketball The Feb. 20 game at Riverside City College ended with a Gaucho loss. The Riverside Tigers

in: News / 02/25/2019 / by: Ariyan Malekpourshirazi

Dr. Lisa Schenitzki challenges addiction stereotypes during campus workshop

Dr. Lisa Schenitzki challenged stereotypes of addiction on Feb. 12, during the event “Ted Talk Tuesday” themed “The Perceptions of an Addict” located in the Student Services building.

in: Life / 02/25/2019 / by: Sarah Gordon

5 cheap activities for students to take advantage of this spring

College students know; the cheaper the better, and going out in south Orange County can get expensive. But there are many amazing deals waiting for students on

in: Community, Life / 02/20/2019 / by: Isabella Colby

Volunteer Opportunity

If you need volunteer hours or just enjoy supporting the community, this is for you. Boys Town was an 80-acre community for troubled kids in Trabuco Canyon.

in: Briefs, News / 02/14/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

LRC closed Thursday due to loss of power and lack of water in restrooms

Saddleback issued a statement Thursday morning that the LRC building will be closed until Tuesday, 2/19 due to power outages and lack of water to bathrooms. Saddleback College

in: Community, Life / 02/13/2019 / by: Ariyan Malekpourshirazi

Cigars, tacos and Laguna Beach

A firsthand story of cruising down Laguna Beach for smokes, food and conversation It was a Sunday afternoon and I was driving down Pacific Coast Highway, somewhere in

in: Briefs, Life, News / 02/13/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Why Sweethearts will not be available this Valentine’s Day

America’s best-selling Valentine’s candy according to Candystore.com will not be on grocery shelves this Valentine’s day. Necco, the original producer of the message candies since the 1860s went

in: News, Sports / 02/13/2019 / by: Griffin Walkey

The start of a new tradition

Saddleback decides to redesign the Gaucho On Jan. 25, the new President of Saddleback College, Elliot Stern, sent an email releasing the results of the student and faculty

in: News / 02/13/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

Electronics stolen from Village, Fine Arts end of Jan.

A thief or thieves stole equipment from three buildings, campus police announced in a timely warning dated Jan. 24. The Saddleback College police department is investigating the alleged

in: A&E, Music, News / 02/13/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Kei Akagi Trio plays jazz in McKinney Theatre

Japanese jazz pianist Kei Akagi and his trio joined Saddleback College in McKinney Theatre Monday night to put on a performance comprised of jazz standards and original material

Monthly Archive:: February 2019