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in: Briefs / 04/19/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

World Surf League’s Qualifying Series returns to Lowers

The World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) is returning to San Clemente, California, after a 2-year-lapse to host the 2015 Oakley Lowers Pro at Lower Trestles from

in: Briefs, Sports / 04/16/2015 / by: Nick Nenad

Lasers conquer San Diego Mesa

The Irvine Valley College men’s tennis team defeated San Diego Mesa College, 5-1 on Tuesday vaulting them to a 16-1 overall record on the season. The Lasers are

in: Briefs / 04/13/2015 / by: Aaron Mitzlaff

ASB stamp is worth every cent

Take advantage of the many opportunities for saving money on and off campus by getting a $10 ASB stamp. Student can sign up for the ASB stamp while

in: Briefs / 04/13/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

APWA offers scholarship to undergraduates

View image | gettyimages.com The American Public Works Association is offering a scholarship to undergraduates majoring in civil engineering, environmental sciences, landscape architecture, computer science and construction management. Students

in: Briefs / 04/13/2015 / by: Nick Nenad

Annual career fair returns to Saddleback

On Wednesday, April 15, 100 employers will be at Saddleback College for the college’s annual career fair. Some of Orange Counties top companies will be on hand to

in: Briefs / 04/13/2015 / by: Emilie Christensen

Student-to-student book sales

View image | gettyimages.com Some Saddleback College students are forgoing campus bookstores in favor of buying and selling used course materials in student-to-student transactions, a money saving endeavor

in: A&E, Briefs / 04/13/2015 / by: Amarah Eden

‘Ecce Cor Meum’ coming to McKinney Theatre

View image | gettyimages.com Sir Paul McCartney’s “Ecce Cor Meum” is coming to the McKinney Theatre at Saddleback College on Saturday, May, 16 at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday

in: Briefs / 04/08/2015 / by: Nick Nenad

Former Gaucho football player dies

Former Saddleback College football player Zach Cornwell, who was admitted to the Children’s Hospital of Orange County last Sunday for apparent kidney problem, passed away last Saturday, April 4.

in: Briefs / 04/06/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Students compete for scholarships at Math, Science & Engineering triathlon

The 12th Annual Math, Science & Engineering Academic Triathlon was held last Friday in Math and Sciences Building, Room 104. Students enrolled at Saddleback College were invited to

in: Briefs / 04/06/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Saddleback offers STEM-based scholarships

The Saddleback College S-STEM Scholars program is now accepting applications from students. Saddleback’s program is designed to help financially challenged students enrolled in STEM approved courses. STEM is an acronym

in: Briefs / 01/25/2015 / by: Emilie

Theatre auditions this week

Open auditions for this year’s theatre productions at Saddleback College, “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” “Bonnie and Clyde,” “Talking With…,” and “High Fidelity,” will be taking place Tuesday, January

in: Briefs / 01/22/2015 / by: Emilie

5 things every student should know this semester

Being a new student, or even a returning student to Saddleback College can be confusing if you don’t know what’s going on with campus facilities and student services.

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