Brenda Guerrero-Perez

in: Life, Opinion, Uncategorized / 05/20/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

Finding joy in a hobby without the pressure

Social media turns our passions into performances, it is easy to forget what brings you joy. Alysa Liu’s return to the rink shows us that fulfillment comes from

in: Life / 05/20/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

Between two borders: Raised in the United States but uncertain of tomorrow

Recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood program, or DACA, continue to navigate through uncertainty regarding their immigration status. Created in 2012 by former President Barack Obama through

in: Uncategorized / 05/19/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

What do first generation students carry in their backpack?

Navigating college without a roadmap, first generation students balance pressure, responsibility and strength First generation college students experience a whole new world. While walking through campus not only

in: Opinion / 05/18/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

The countdown begins: Senioritis in community college

College students face burnout and fading motivation as the semester ends while struggling to push through While the end of semester is nearing, it can be both exciting

in: Opinion / 05/18/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

Espress-yo-self, is that coffee worth it?

For many college students, coffee is an essential part of their day. Whether it is late at night or early morning, a cup of coffee is seen as

in: Life, News, Uncategorized / 04/22/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

Saddleback college TED Talk explores the connection between happiness and spirituality

Students and faculty gathered to discuss how spirituality and happiness contribute to a happy life Saddleback college hosted a TED Talk style event that was centered on happiness

in: Opinion, Reviews / 04/20/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

‘They Will Kill You’ lives, dies and repeats in gore but falls short in everything else

With its endless action and humor, the movies will have you on the edge of your seat, to leave “They Will Kill You” is nothing short of gory

in: Opinion / 04/01/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

Stressed about homework? Stress about these thrillers instead

What is it about a thriller book that is so irresistible? Could it be that it keeps your heart rate up or perhaps that it keeps you on

in: News / 02/18/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

SBA ends loan eligibility for legal permanent residents

The Small Business Administration updated the loan program guidance stating it will no longer accept applications from legal permanent residents directly impacting businesses owned by non-U.S. citizens, the

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