April, 2026 - Lariat

in: Community, Life, Uncategorized / 04/18/2026 / by: Nathan Porter

Rainbow Collective fantasy art show showcases LGBTQ+ voices and creativity

Last month The Rainbow Collective, Saddleback College’s official LGBQT+ club, hosted a fantasy themed art show in The Den, which ran from 10am-5pm. The event gave students and

in: Uncategorized / 04/16/2026 / by: Kaiya Biller

The effects of light pollution

Have you ever wondered why it’s so hard to see the stars? Here in Southern California, you can only see a few on a clear night, whereas in

in: Uncategorized / 04/16/2026 / by: Kaiya Biller

Saddleback stadium upgrades

In December of 2025, the Saddleback stadium received a facelift. There were many different touches added to make the stadium feel like home for the Bobcats. The first

in: Community, News, Sports / 04/16/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Saddleback football stadium and how much it makes in revenue

The Saddleback College Stadium made over $300,000 in 2025 from college event ticket sales and leases to other entities such as high school athletics and community events. The

in: Music / 04/13/2026 / by: Maceo Vadas

Local record store owner gives the scoop on alt rock vinyls and the state of physical media

With a recent resurgence of physical media, especially for music, vinyl records have become a great gift for music lovers everywhere. With the ever-changing alt rock genre holding

in: Life / 04/13/2026 / by: Bridget Lingga

Caring for spring plants from Saddleback’s upcoming sale

Hosted biannually by horticultural faculty and students, Saddleback College sells plants out of the greenhouse in regards to their relative season. April 16-17 are the dates for this

in: Uncategorized / 04/13/2026 / by: Maya Hernandez

Daniella Hakimi as Lady Macbeth

The blinding stage lights ignite, and all else hushes as Daniella Hakimi, a theater major, takes to the stage. When she steps into the spotlight, she seems to

in: Life / 04/05/2026 / by: Bridget Lingga

Soft opening of Mission Viejo’s community-orientated coffee shop

Ocho Coffee & Patisserie had its soft opening on Jan. 14 in Mission Viejo. Married business partners, Paula Hurtado and Benny Ngai, prioritize getting to know the community

in: News / 04/02/2026 / by: Brian Stein

How the Easter Bunny became a mascot for the holiday

In present-day America, Easter is celebrated as both the resurrection of Jesus Christ in Christianity and a celebration of spring and new life. Yet the mascot for this

in: April Fools, Uncategorized / 04/01/2026 / by: Lesly Ruelas

April Fool’s Day: The orange man book recommendations

Recently a list of the orange man’s late night reads has been found. The Secret Service has been kind enough to share the list. If you want to

in: April Fools, Community, News / 04/01/2026 / by: Connie Cheng

April Fool’s Special: TKBWIHAGWCOF exposed on campus

I know what you’re thinking and no, the headline is not just keyboard smash. This past weekend, a secret society that has been working underground at Saddleback for

in: Uncategorized / 04/01/2026 / by: Maceo Vadas

April Fool’s Special: Not now, ninjas!

Oh crap. As if we didn’t have enough going on right now, mythically powerful ninjas have been proven real and are terrorizing people all across the greater Orange

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