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in: Community, News / 10/16/2024 / by: Lila Mukasa

Ongoing construction on Saddleback College Quad to end February

Ongoing construction on Saddleback College Quad, scheduled to end February. Lila Mukasa | Lariat When completed, Saddleback students can expect a more accessible and sustainable Quad that will

in: Featured, News / 10/07/2024 / by: Ryan Horner

Mission Viejo to host Team Netherlands for the 2028 Olympic Games

The city looks to get involved in the world class event for the first time since 1984 Mission Viejo is set to play host to a part of

in: Campus Comment, Community, Life, News / 10/02/2024 / by: Robert Ramirez

Heat Wave Impact on Saddleback College

Saddleback campus during heat wave on Sept. 5 | Robert Ramirez/The Lariat Heat wave affecting Saddleback’s campus The Saddleback campus dealt with heat waves on Sept. 5 by

in: Community, News / 09/10/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Annual Fur Ball Gala comes to Dana Point to raise donations for rescue animals

A prom-themed fundraising event is scheduled for Sep. 22 at the Laguna Cliffs Marriot Resort and Spa, organized by Pet Project Foundation to help raise $500,000 annual shelter

in: Community, Life, News / 05/13/2024 / by: Armand Sicat

OC VIBE construction underway in Anaheim

Branding itself as “the new heart of Orange County,” OC VIBE is an expansive entertainment district that began construction in 2023 and will continue into 2029. The new

in: Briefs, News / 05/07/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Pro-Palestinian protesting arrives at UCLA

Pro-Palestinian protestors gathered at UCLA, demanding that UCLA cut ties with Israel and for a ceasefire against Palestine. The protesting began on April 25 and quickly escalated to

in: Life, News / 05/03/2024 / by: Presley Davis

Highlights of Saddleback’s spring plant sale

The beloved little creatures that bring joy to the depressing room and attract gnats were on sale at Saddleback College from April 11 through 12. The horticulture center

in: News / 04/29/2024 / by: Timothy Wu

South California Community Colleges offer zero cost textbooks to students

Saddleback and Irvine Valley College students can choose Zero Textbook Costs, also known as ZTC, which is free for students. Faculty has to buy a different non-publisher textbook

in: Community, News / 04/11/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Understanding the impact of the potential 2024 TikTok ban on users and creators

Making papers in March 2024, one of the U.S. House committees voted unanimously to pass a bipartisan legislation that could ban the popular video-sharing platform TikTok. TikTok began

in: News / 04/09/2024 / by: Presley Davis

Saddleback’s student leaders resign and what ASG is doing in their absence

After the resignation of both the student president and vice president Saddleback College’s Associative Student Government, also known as ASG, has been pushed to find a new system

in: Community, News / 04/09/2024 / by: Presley Davis

Saddleback’s largest career event of the year, the job and internship fair

Wednesday, April 10 Saddleback College is held its career event of the semester, the job and internship fair. “We do this once a year and it’s usually pretty

in: News, Uncategorized / 03/04/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

The unintended consequences of AI

The use of computer-generated artificial intelligence has skyrocketed in recent years, yielding some of the quickest feats in human history, both good and bad. Computers that used intelligence

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