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in: News / 10/05/2020 / by: Erin Sundberg

Trump has confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis

Days after the first presidential debate, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, revealed in a tweet late at night on Oct. 1 that he and his

in: Featured, News / 09/30/2020 / by: Cameron Osburn

Community members join to discuss the Gaucho

Over 40 community members joined President Elliot Stern again over Zoom to discuss Saddleback College’s mascot, the Gaucho, and what the future holds for it. Alumni, retired Saddleback

in: News / 09/28/2020 / by: Kyle Hankins

Getting back in the Gaucho Groove

With the current pandemic the status of most sports is up in the air. But this upcoming semester there is some news about when sports will come

in: Life, News / 09/27/2020 / by: Sangeetha Koomar

What do the wildfires mean for animals?

“All animals need four things: food, water, cover, and space. All of this must be available in the proper types and amounts for an animal’s health and survival.

in: News / 09/27/2020 / by: Louie Bowling

Poor air quality lingers through Orange County

Air quality in Orange County suffered after fires continued to rage through California Orange County, like the rest of the western region of the United States, felt the

in: News, Opinion / 09/27/2020 / by: Catherine Norby

The life of the notorious RBG

A review of her life and some of her most impactful cases Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a pioneer of the women’s rights movement and an associate justice of the

in: Featured, News / 09/26/2020 / by: Erin Sundberg

Small businesses stunted in Tuscaloosa, Alabama

ABC licensed facilities can re-open as of Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 6:01 p.m. in response to Tuscaloosa, Alabama’s Mayor Walt Maddox’s executive order announced on Sept. 5th. Although,

in: News / 09/25/2020 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Make America Great Again t-shirt tents popping up around Orange County

Throughout the city of Mission Viejo, pop-up tents are selling merchandise to President Donald J Trump supporters. The organizer of these tents has found a way to set

in: News / 09/25/2020 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Black Lives Matter protest San Clemente homeless man fatally shot

Masks up, fists raised and megaphones blaring, South Orange County Black Lives Matter organized a protest for the BLM movement on Sept. 24, after Kurt Andres Reinhold was fatally

in: A&E, News / 09/25/2020 / by: Arturo Flores

A new video game console generation on the horizon

This year marks the beginning of a new generation for console gaming, both Sony and Microsoft will be releasing their brand new consoles this November with their own

in: Featured, News / 09/24/2020 / by: Cameron Osburn

President Stern announces six-month COVID-19 update

Exactly six months ago from Sept. 11, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. President Elliot Stern released a six-month COVID-19 update to inform students and

in: Featured, News / 09/19/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

Restaurants near Saddleback College served with a double whammy of closures

Mission Viejo restaurants have experienced a double whammy when it comes to business, due to ongoing California coronavirus orders and the Saddleback College campus being closed through the

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