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in: News / 05/19/2025 / by: William Stanley

BGS elevator reopens with expired permit and extension from state government agency

After repeated closures throughout the Spring 2025 semester, the BGS elevator reopened on April 21 with an expired permit and an extension granted from the Department of Industrial

in: Community, Featured, Life / 05/16/2025 / by: William Stanley

President elect Noah Aguilar and vice president elect Elise Ho enter their terms with calculated excitement

On Friday, March 15, Noah Aguilar and Elise Ho were announced as the Associated Student Government president and vice president elects for Saddleback College. There were a total

in: Community, Featured, Life / 05/08/2025 / by: William Stanley

WALL Literary Journal celebrates its 25th edition this fall

WALL Literary Journal, Saddleback’s student-run literary and arts publication, will be printing its 25th edition this fall. Celebrating this quarter-of-the-century feat, this year’s edition will place special emphasis

in: Community, Featured, Life / 04/21/2025 / by: William Stanley

Campus Sustainability Council hosting Earth Day event April 22

The Campus Sustainability Council is hosting an Earth Day celebration this Tuesday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Fine Arts quad. There will be

in: Featured, Life / 04/20/2025 / by: William Stanley

How to best enjoy substances at family gatherings this combined Easter and 420

This year, Easter lands on April 20, coinciding with the culturally recognized holiday of stoners and all things getting high. For many at Saddleback, this may present a

in: Featured, Life / 04/17/2025 / by: William Stanley

Mao’s poetry and Chinese amusement parks – part two of a retrospective on Saddleback’s trip to China

My phone was under my head when I woke up, the ghost of its approaching alarm piercing into the part of my subconscious reserved to stay awake whenever

in: Featured, Life / 04/03/2025 / by: William Stanley

Starless skies and Chinese Coca Cola – part one of a retrospective on Saddleback’s trip to China

From March 16 – 21, 80 Saddleback students went on a trip to Tangshan, China, funded by the Chinese government. This is part one of a narrative recollection

in: Community, Featured, Life / 03/24/2025 / by: William Stanley

Shifts in queer expression at Saddleback during the Trump administration

Two months into the second Trump administration, concerns across the country persist over the safety of queer people, especially in public institutions such as Saddleback College. California has

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

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