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in: A&E, Reviews / 04/05/2020 / by: Christian Michael Aguilar-Garcia

Here comes a thought: Mental health concepts in ‘Steven Universe’s’ climactic series finale

Steven Universe has officially ended, but the concepts and lessons imparted remain. In terms of word association, the term finale carries with it some very clear and distinct

in: A&E, April Fools, Opinion / 04/01/2020 / by: Mariana Lopez Meza

How celebrities are saving a society in crisis

Current times are hard times. Not just for college students, but for every person in the world. Some people cope better than others. Some are enjoying the beautiful

in: A&E, April Fools, Reviews / 04/01/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

April Fools’: The best television and movies to stream while in quarantine

Your sitting there imprisoned in your own home. It seems you watched all the best television shows and movies streaming has to offer, here at the Lariat we

in: A&E, April Fools, Life / 04/01/2020 / by: Mariana Lopez Meza

April Fools’: Weekly Horoscope: COVID-19 edition

Check out what the future holds for you this week. Spoiler alert! It ain’t pretty for most of you. (This is only the opinion of a professional astrologist.)

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/30/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ review: the most friendly, playable version of ‘Castaway’ yet

Delighting once again in the paradise crafted by animals, for animals, that is the “Animal Crossing” video game franchise reveals far more about the inner workings of their

in: Reviews / 03/20/2020 / by: Luis Antonio Salcedo

Stargirl review

(Stargirl from Disney+) After Leo Borlock’s dad died, he began wearing a tie that reminded him of his dad. One day some bullies in school cut his tie.

in: A&E, Life, Reviews / 03/15/2020 / by: Eryka Jaiden Forquer

The right reasons to go on ‘The Bachelor’

As a fan of “The Bachelor” and an even bigger fan of Chris Harrison, the airing of each episode has become the Monday night football of trashy television.

in: A&E, Community, Music / 03/11/2020 / by: Daniel Alcaraz Gaytan

Saddleback Symphony Concerto winner announced, including a orchestra concert

Professor Georgios Kouritas presents the first place award, the Saddleback College Concerto 2019-2020 Competition to Shaun Koumons at the Saddleback Symphony Orchestra concert Mar. 7 at the Mckinney

in: Music, News / 03/10/2020 / by: Chloe Hernandez

The musical legacy of professor Norman Weston will live on past his retirement

From 1989 until now, Dr. Norman Weston has made many achievements and changed the lives of countless students here at Saddleback College. He recently announced his retirement plans

in: A&E, Community, Life / 03/10/2020 / by: Daniel Alcaraz Gaytan

Teach your brain some cool moves with cognitive benefits of dance

If you’re majoring in the fine arts or looking for an enjoyable way to lose some pounds, Saddleback College offers many courses on dance. This Spring semester the

in: A&E, Featured, Life, Opinion, Photo Galleries, Reviews / 03/08/2020 / by: Christian Michael Aguilar-Garcia

Friday Night Munchies: Santa Ana’s emergent community night market

Food, family and fun. Highlights from Santa Ana’s newest weekly event. It can be said that there exists a certain charm inherent to the proposition of street food

in: Life, Reviews / 03/05/2020 / by: Luis Antonio Salcedo

Guide to Disney’s Food and Wine Festival 2020

The Food and Wine Festival is an annual spring event that takes place every spring at the Disney California Adventure Park. This year the event takes place from

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