February, 2025

in: News / 02/26/2025 / by: William King

Kick Off the 2025 with Guest Speaker Licensed Marriage, Family Therapist Dr. Morlett

The School of Health and Wellness is prepared to launch its 2025 Guest Speaker Series with a presentation by Connie Morlett, a licensed marriage and family therapist. Her

in: Opinion / 02/26/2025 / by: William Stanley

Prestige won’t answer ‘why?’ this application season

My first class at Saddleback was Intro to Statistics. I sat halfway to the back on the left side of the classroom, held my bag in my lap

in: Featured, Football, News, Sports / 02/26/2025 / by: Nick Adamson

Jeff Fischer to be Saddleback football’s new head coach

Jeff Fischer has been made head coach after previous head coach Kerry Crabb stepped away from the team. Fischer has been the offensive coordinator under Crabb since 2022.

in: Community, Featured, Life, News, Uncategorized / 02/24/2025 / by: Katherine Johnson, Patrick Wilson

Red Cross blood drive at Saddleback College concludes successfully

On Feb. 12, in SSC 212, Saddleback hosted another Red Cross Blood Drive from 9:20 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Both advance appointments and walk-ins were accepted. Before donating,

in: A&E, Featured, Music, Uncategorized / 02/12/2025 / by: Janine Smith, Tesia Ziobrowski

Saddleback hosts Battle of the Bands event in McKinney Theatre

The commercial music arts program hosts the second annual battle of the bands event. Saddleback Battle of the Bands is happening tomorrow in the Mckinney Theatre, featuring eight

in: Community, Featured, Life, News, Uncategorized / 02/12/2025 / by: Harlan Opp

Saddleback’s Sublime Valentine

This Valentine’s Day students are finding themselves thinking of others, and wondering what they will get. Students at a Black History Month event let the Lariat know what

in: News / 02/12/2025 / by: Harlan Opp

Is the Bird Flu a cause for concern?

H5N1, colloquially known as Bird Flu, is a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus that has afflicted birds since 1996 and is now increasing in transmissions to mammals. Scientists

in: A&E, Featured, Music / 02/10/2025 / by: Tesia Ziobrowski

How to survive a concert

Going to a concert can be a thrilling experience, but a lot of preparation goes into it. Here are the ups and downs of attending a concert as

in: Baseball, Sports / 02/09/2025 / by: Nick Adamson

Saddleback Bobcats’ undefeated streak broken by Grossmont Griffins

The Grossmont Griffins defeated the Bobcats 4-3 at the Bobcats’ home stadium on Thursday. This was the first loss of the season for the Bobcats. The Bobcats’ record

in: Featured, News, Sports, Uncategorized / 02/05/2025 / by: Nick Adamson

Saddleback College baseball treks through Canyons on opening day

The Saddleback College Bobcats defeated the College of the Canyons Cougars 16-9 on opening day, Jan. 24., starting off the season with a win. The defending state champs

in: A&E, Opinion / 02/05/2025 / by: Janine Smith

Leigh Whannell’s ‘Wolf Man’ tests the repeatability of werewolf stories

His newest film follows the trend of horror films that insist on “safety” rather than “scary.” After several disappointing weeks at the box office, it’s no surprise “Wolf

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