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in: Briefs, News / 05/26/2021 / by: Stacey Simon

Upside Foods announces plans to debut cell-cultured chicken in the United States by the end of 2021

Uma Valenti, a cardiologist who started Upside Foods, was inspired by the potential to redefine the modern food system and spent nearly a decade researching the potential of

in: Community, Featured, News / 05/26/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

‘Resistance Until Liberation’ protestors gather to rally against Israeli military strikes on Palestine

Protestors use their freedom to protest by gathering globally to vocalize their thoughts on recent events between Israel and Palestine Around 25,000 protesters gathered on Wilshire Boulevard in

in: Briefs, News / 05/25/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Former Saddleback College quarterback Colt Brennan, dead at 37

Colton Brennan transferred from the University of Colorado to Saddleback College in 2004, where he led the Gauchos to a conference championship. He received honorable mention at the

in: Briefs, News / 05/25/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

Blast in an Afghanistan mosque leaves 12 civilians dead on Eid-al-Fitr

As the Muslim community attends mosque on the religious holiday, 12 worshippers were killed due to an explosion in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul The Afghanistan government went on a

Saddleback College campus to undergo environmental improvements and landscape beautification

in: News / 05/24/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Saddleback College’s campus will undergo environmental improvements and landscape beautification

Over the past year, the grounds department at Saddleback has undertaken a series of projects around campus. Some have been a part of cost-preventive measures resulting from the

in: Briefs, News / 05/24/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

Israel and Palestine: What we know so far

From military airstrikes and buildings turned to rubble, here are the basics on the recent events between Israel and Palestine The recent events in Jerusalem between Israel and

in: Life, News / 05/23/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Lariat staff members speak on diversity in the newsroom

Like many other industries, it’s no secret that news publications have historically lacked diversity Pew Research Center found in 2018 that journalism is less diverse than the United

in: News / 05/14/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Saddleback sports return to competition after lockdowns

When COVID-19 initially began to spread in the United States in mid-March of 2020, Saddleback College’s campus was abruptly closed. With the closure came the barring of school-related

in: Briefs, News / 05/10/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Last chance to vote for the top three contenders for Saddleback College’s new mascot

The college has announced its finalists in the race for the new mascot selection on April 27. After two semesters of debate and decision-making collaboration between staff and

in: News / 05/09/2021 / by: Riley Goegan

Strong south swell hits the wedge in Newport Beach California

La Bomba, the first official south swell, according to The Inertia, on the West Coast, hit the Wedge in Newport Beach extra hard over the last weekend. On

in: Briefs, News / 05/06/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Orange County Sheriff’s department to implement new strategies for responding to calls with behavioral health matters and homelessness

Training with mental health professionals enables law enforcement to be more effective in handling crisis calls Orange County Sheriff Dan Barnes announces that the department will form a

in: Community, Life, News / 05/02/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Orange County gun violence prevention and safety groups support President Biden’s Executive Order on gun control legislation

According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 14,107 deaths due to gun violence in the United States as of April 29. There have been 169 mass

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