No Kings Day 2: What to Know
With “No Kings Day 2” nationwide on October 18th, the upcoming protests are drawing heightened attention, especially in areas like Southern California. This event, largely associated with Antifa
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Home Depot sales after mass deportations
Photo by Justin Sullivan | David Sherdil | Lariat After the most recent round of mass deportations, spillover effects are being felt in industries far distant from immigration
Mission Viejo house fire kills one, leaves others injured
A house fire on the 24600 block of Athena in Mission Viejo killed 47-year-old Edwin Cardenas Mejia early in the morning on Sunday, Sept. 28. Firefighters arrived at
Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month Kicks off
Saddleback College held a Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month kickoff in the quad on Sept. 15th to kick start celebrations. Students and staff could partake in many events,
Saddleback Bobcats claw through the Chaffey College Panthers on homecoming
The Bobcats put on a masterclass defensively in a blowout win over Chaffey on Saddleback’s homecoming game Saturday night. The final score was 54-14, with the defense accounting
Sign up for Kinesiology 68 at Saddleback
At Saddleback College, there are many great opportunities to get involved in some kind of physical activity. When working on numerous assignments, it can be easy to seclude
Friends of the Library hosts book sale in RSM
The Friends of the Library Rancho Santa Margarita location hosted a book sale on May 2 and 3, raising funds for the RSM library and awareness for the
Anthropology in action: Professor brings ethnographic research to the heart of campus life
Long before she was leading groundbreaking research projects at Saddleback College, Professor Claire Cesareo was a restless undergraduate at UC Berkeley, bouncing between philosophy, religious studies and film.
The behind the scenes of Saddleback College
Saddleback College is usually bustling with students, with over 18,000 students currently enrolled. It takes a lot of people to keep the campus running, from the professors to
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
Saddleback College Rotaract Club participates in the Rotary Route for mental health
The Rotaract club at Saddleback College attended the “Rotary Route: Paving the Way to Mental Wellness in our Community” 1k to 5k walk on May 4, which took
The Quad’s revitalization plan
Saddleback College is setting a high standard for sustainability with the new campus renovations, focusing on eco-friendly plant life and landscaping. The effort is kicked off to set
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