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in: Community, Featured, Life / 10/05/2020 / by: Martha Phillips

Professor Gina Shaffer oversees the award-winning WALL

WALL Literary Journal is a literary magazine that has been published annually since 2001 at Saddleback College. WALL features poetry, short stories, personal narratives, photographs and artwork

in: Community, Life / 10/04/2020 / by: Martha Phillips

Furnishing hope one home at a time

Furnishing Hope is a nonprofit organization that furnishes homes for disabled veterans and mothers with children who are experiencing homelessness. They also provide a nurturing environment for families

in: Community, Life / 09/28/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

Goodbye summer, hello fall – it’s scarecrow time

Autumn brings visions of fall sweaters, pumpkin pies, corn stalks and the beloved scarecrow. The fourth annual Mission Viejo Scarecrow Festival will display as many as 50 scarecrows

in: Community, Featured, Life / 09/28/2020 / by: Martha Phillips

Human services spotlight on Mia Ferreira, LCSW

Health and human services faculty and friends congratulated professor Mia Ferreira this week on receiving her certification as a licensed clinical social worker. This accomplishment took Ferreira six

in: Community, Featured / 09/06/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

With schools potentially re-opening, students could bring home more than just homework

Students, parents, families and staff are faced with concerns of contracting COVID-19 if Orange County reopens public schools. On Sunday, Aug. 23, the county came off California’s coronavirus

in: Community, News / 05/20/2020 / by: Sydney Burns

San Clemente shops struggle to survive during the COVID-19 shut-down

Shops and boutiques in San Clemente continue to combat the challenges of the shut-down of non-essential businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Del Mar St. in San Clemente resembled

in: Campus Comment, Community, News / 05/19/2020 / by: Mariana Meza

Saddleback College graduates face the hardships of having a virtual commencement for the class of 2020

Finals week is almost over, which means we are one step closer to the finish line. Most Saddleback students still have more semesters to go, but for the

in: Baseball, Community, Football, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 05/17/2020 / by: Sydney Burns

COVID-19 causes disconnect with Saddleback College sports teams

The COVID-19 shutdown has left many college athletes with a cancelled season and disconnect from their teams. With the season ending at such an unpredictable halt, many of

in: Community, Life, Sports / 05/12/2020 / by: Courtney Baclawski

What OC student athletes are doing during quarantine and other coronavirus-student tales

Have you wondered what schools are doing during the coronavirus? Well, so are the students that attend these schools. How are the seniors feeling about their big year

in: Community, News / 05/11/2020 / by: Sydney Burns

Q&A with a San Clemente restaurant owner, when many businesses struggle to stay open due to the pandemic

Antoine’s Cafe has been a staple of the San Clemente Community since 1991. Their breakfast has been an Instagram story trend for years, along with their unique coffees

in: Community, Life, Opinion / 05/10/2020 / by: Connor Hedges

How one local restaurant isn’t following OC Health guidelines like they should be

Nomads Canteen, in San Clemente was a main destination for stay-at-home resistance Sunday, where the restaurant/bar was completely defying guidelines put into place by both California Governor Gavin

in: Briefs, Community, Featured, News, Sports / 05/10/2020 / by: Mariana Meza

Update on Saddleback College’s new sports complex

The new sports complex for Saddleback College initiated construction back in 2018 with a cost of $55 million and a capacity of 8,000 seats. It was scheduled to

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