New DACA ruling impacts pending and new applications
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival (DACA) services continue for Saddleback students, and plans for related events on campus have not changed despite the Sept. 13 ruling by a
Monthly Archive:: September 2023
Saddleback’s first bobcat days
Bobcat Days, a monthly event in the quad showcasing academic programs and student clubs is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m every second Tuesday. Every month has
in: News, Uncategorized
/ 09/26/2023
Newest COVID-19 strain: how to protect yourself and stop the spread
COVID-19’s newest form, BA.286, is a new strain that consists of 34 different mutations of the Omicron variant that has caused a recent spike in cases across the
in: Uncategorized
/ 09/25/2023
Narcan overdose prevention medication available to students without prescription
An opioid epidemic with deaths that rose from 2019 to 2021 with more than 106,000 drug overdose deaths reported in 2021. Deaths involving synthetic opioids other than methadone
The cosmetology program creates a safe innovative place for students to learn about the beauty industry
The study of soft skills, the conscious production of imagination and the ability to sell yourself as an artist are all attributes taught within the Cosmetology program offered
in: Sports, Women's Volleyball
/ 09/19/2023
Women’s volleyball team starts the season off strong
The women’s volleyball team has hit the court with an impressive start, holding an overall record of 5 – 2. Head Coach Brian Hughes describes this team as
in: News, Uncategorized
/ 09/19/2023
Exploring a world of opportunities: U.S. department of state and USAID
Katelyn Choe, Diplomat in Residence for Southern California, encouraged those with different backgrounds to apply for international affairs internships while speaking to Saddleback students Thursday. Diversity and different
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