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in: A&E, Community, Featured, Life, News / 02/22/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Black History Month festival brings heart and soul to the Saddleback Quad

Student Life Office and ASG in Saddleback hosted their annual Black History Month Celebration honoring black culture at the Quad on Feb. 9. The festival featured music by

in: Community, Life, News / 02/22/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Classified Senate approved new AI guidelines for SOCCCD

The Saddleback College Classified Senate voted to approve AI guidelines and discussed Banner during a workshop meeting in the Administration & Governance building in room 106 on Feb.

in: News / 02/18/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

SBA ends loan eligibility for legal permanent residents

The Small Business Administration updated the loan program guidance stating it will no longer accept applications from legal permanent residents directly impacting businesses owned by non-U.S. citizens, the

in: A&E, News / 02/07/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

CTVR hold student forum on loss of KSBR 88.5 radio station

Saddleback Cinema-Television-Radio department held a student forum in the LRC building in room 109 on Friday, Jan. 23. Faculty and students attended to discuss the KSBR 88.5 Jazz

in: Community, Featured, News / 12/15/2025 / by: Christian Roberts

Saddleback utilizing AI in hope of making tasks efficient

For any first-time college students in need of financial support, the Promise Program in Saddleback College helps to pay two years of tuition. Riley Phelps, a Promise Program

in: A&E, Community, Life, News / 12/15/2025 / by: Chloe Anady

Professor Barbara Holmes’ raw and real artwork

Professor Holmes’ recent sabbatical proved to be enlightening and noteworthy. Her artwork is displayed at the Saddleback Art Gallery which speaks for itself. From Oct. 2 to Nov.

in: News / 12/15/2025 / by: Brianna Hernandez

Global Politics: Is Mexico facing corruption, or is it all an assumption?

Protests in Mexico have been ongoing for years due to the ongoing corruption that still needs to be solved. The trending protest, known as the “Gen Z” march,

in: News, Opinion / 12/11/2025 / by: William King

Netflix is getting away with it

Dwindling watch times, shorter windows for theatrical performances, box office busts, and now the ‘Netflix takeover’ era… From 2010-17, we were all subjects to a true transformation in

in: Community, Life, News / 12/10/2025 / by: Brianna Islas Canogo

OCFA ‘spark of love’ toy drive is underway in Orange County

Fire stations across Orange County are gathering thousands of donated toys as part of the annual Spark of Love campaign to help families in need. The Orange County

in: Community, Life, News, Sports / 12/01/2025 / by: Jackie Smith

Earn hard, cold cash fast

One thousand dollars in 32 minutes and 12 seconds is exactly what Makenna Myler earned by winning the women’s division of the Dana Point Turkey Trot. “Well it’s

in: Community, Life, News / 12/01/2025 / by: Adam LaComb

Are We Becoming More Like AI?

Recent studies have found that the word choice and phrasing of language is being heavily influenced by artificial intelligence models, even when the work was entirely created

in: News, Opinion, Sports / 11/24/2025 / by: Christian Roberts

NASCAR Playoffs stir debate among industry

With the 2026 season on the horizon, NASCAR is preparing for big changes ahead of the season opener at Daytona. The biggest change is the points system, which

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