November, 2025

in: Featured / 11/26/2025 / by: David Sherdil

Wall Literary Journal

If you’re wondering what The Wall is, you’re not alone, a surprising number of Saddleback students have never heard of it. The Wall is Saddleback College’s long-running student

in: A&E, Featured, Reviews / 11/26/2025 / by: Tyler Nusenow

‘Wicked: For Good’ sticks the landing

With commendable vocals, beautiful costumes, and endless tearjerking moments, “Wicked: For Good” acts as a touchingly earnest conclusion to the “Wizard of Oz” prequel story. The sequel focuses

in: News, Opinion, Sports / 11/24/2025 / by: Christian Roberts

NASCAR Playoffs stir debate among industry

With the 2026 season on the horizon, NASCAR is preparing for big changes ahead of the season opener at Daytona. The biggest change is the points system, which

in: Featured, News, Sports / 11/24/2025 / by: Christian Roberts

‘NASCAR 25’ races against Madden

The brand new NASCAR 25 video game by iRacing Studios released on Oct. 16 to critical acclaim from fans and raced its way into the top 10

in: Community, Life / 11/24/2025 / by: Zach Atwood

Do Saddleback College students prefer turkey or ham on Thanksgiving?

Every year on Thanksgiving, something controversial comes up. Whether it’s politics, how bad the Dallas Cowboys performed on Thanksgiving or what the right plate looks like on this

in: Community, News, Opinion / 11/19/2025 / by: David Sherdil

The Epstein List Controversy

For nearly five years, the Epstein list has lingered in American political culture like an unresolved wound. Court documents, sealed files, flight logs and testimony have all fueled

in: News, Opinion / 11/17/2025 / by: Nick Adamson

Should California split in two?

The question is as old as time: would California be better off as two separate states? After another huge win for California democrats as Prop 50 passes, some

in: A&E, Featured, Music / 11/17/2025 / by: Christian Roberts

Dance students hit the stage with their ‘Fall Dance Concert’

Saddleback dance students performed their annual “Fall Dance Concert” at the McKinney Theater on Nov. 14. The concert featured six performances each of which included a diverse

in: Community, Life, Sports / 11/17/2025 / by: Zach Atwood

What impact has sports had on Saddleback College students?

Sports has had big impacts on almost everyone who has watched or played them. Whether you’re a student, player, parent or fan – you’ve likely been impacted in

in: Campus Comment, Community, News / 11/16/2025 / by: William King

AI starts in fifth grade. Saddleback AI summit 2025

The Saddleback AI summit hosted Nov. 3rd, gave insight ranging from approaches to precautions that all-levels of education are taking to either enhance or combat interactions with modern

in: News / 11/12/2025 / by: Zach Atwood

President of Saddleback College Elliot Stern announces his retirement

On Oct. 7th, the president of Saddleback College Elliot Stern announced his retirement for the summer of 2026. After seven years of transformative leadership, president Stern is saying

in: Community, Featured, Opinion / 11/05/2025 / by: David Sherdil

Prop. 50 is a tempting counterpunch and a dangerous habit to start

California voters approved Proposition 50 on Tuesday, paving the way for a Legislature-drawn congressional map in 2026, 2028 and 2030 before the Citizens Redistricting Commission returns in 2031.

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