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in: Briefs / 11/26/2018 / by: Chase Blanchard

Black Friday at the Mission Viejo Mall

The Mission Viejo Mall extended its Black Friday hours this year to 8 pm Thanksgiving day- 10 pm Black Friday. These new hours kept the mall open for

in: Briefs, News, Opinion / 11/17/2018 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Dartmouth sexual assault victims come forward after 16 years of silence

Seven female students and faculty part of Dartmouth’s psychology department have come forward to file a lawsuit against the university after their complaints of sexual harassment had been

in: Briefs, Community, News / 11/14/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

Saddleback College elects new president starting January 2019

After a long search for a president, Dr. Elliot Stern is the winning choice Dr. Elliot Stern is the new president of Saddleback College

in: Briefs, News / 11/09/2018 / by: Courtney Hoshour

Broken hearts of California

A brief news report of what has occurred or is currently happening in California. What is happening in California right now?? Firefighter Captain Mike Kreza was struck down

in: Briefs, Community, News / 11/05/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

News helicopters fly over Saddleback College

Multiple news helicopters hovered over Saddleback College today to cover the procession of the passing of Costa Mesa Fire Captain, Mike Kerza. “At this time there are multiple

in: Briefs, Community, Featured, News / 10/31/2018 / by: Brandon Drey

Free burritos and California proposition information

Saddleback’s Associated Student Government sponsored The League of Women’s Voters informing students, staff and faculty about the forthcoming mid-term election The League of Women Voters of

in: Briefs / 10/10/2018 / by: Evelyn Mendoza

Candidate choices for midterm election

Early voting for Saddleback Students and voting resources available in LRC or online. Around 51 million eligible citizens are not registered to vote according to Demos.com and the

in: Briefs, Life, News / 10/10/2018 / by: Brandon Drey

Tesla’s CEO takes a hit: lifting spirits, lowering stocks.

Co-founder, CEO and chairman of Tesla, Elon Musk has been under attack recently for his recreational choices. The self-proclaimed “business magnate” recently sat down with UFC Commentator Joe

in: Briefs, Life, News / 09/03/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

The 52nd annual Sawdust Art Festival comes to an end

Artists and locals prepare for what comes next after this annual Laguna Beach event finishes Art vendors expresses how the Sawdust Art Festival affects their lives after this

Wildfire spreading through chaparral, short grass and brush. (Pexels)

in: Briefs / 08/07/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Holy fire cause under investigation

Cleveland National Forest firefighters estimate Holy fire containment by Wednesday The Orange County Fire Authority and San Diego based Cleveland National Forest firefighters fight to extinguish the Holy

Saddleback College's Big Band performs at the McKinney Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 24, part of Jazz Days. (Andrea Clemett/Lariat)

in: Briefs / 07/12/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Three free jazz performances organized throughout July

Multiple musicians including, Berisford ‘Shep’ Shepherd, Tern Re and Joey Sellers collaborate to present concerts at Saddleback College Saddleback College will host three jazz concerts featuring The Saddleback

A captured moment of the busy streets in Oxford, England. (CameliaTWU through Flickr)

in: Briefs / 07/09/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Saddleback College offers study abroad options in Oxford, England

Oxford program presents students ability to explore cultural English landscapes for spring 2019 The study abroad program with Saddleback instructor, Suki Fisher, will hold an information session on Tuesday,

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