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in: April Fools, Featured, News / 04/01/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

April Fools’: Saddleback sports stadium is converting into a faculty bathhouse

Plans were announced to turn the upcoming sports stadium on campus into a staff bathhouse as Saddleback shutdown for COVID-19 quarantining. Just when the student and faculty population

in: April Fools, Briefs, Featured, News / 04/01/2020 / by: Christian Michael Aguilar-Garcia

April Fools’: Irvine Spectrum officials: “If you can’t find toilet paper, don’t worry! We’ve got you covered!”

As concerns over the spread of COVID-19 increase and supplies of essential bathroom related products diminish; officials from Irvine Spectrum have stepped forward to provide an alternative solution

in: Briefs, News / 03/25/2020 / by: Luis Antonio Salcedo

New Coronavirus cases in Mission Viejo

27 cases, out of many cases that have happened in Orange County, have happened in Mission Viejo, CA. Since last Wednesday, more cases of Coronavirus have been seen

in: Briefs, News / 03/19/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

Saddleback transfers to “online instruction” in wake of the soft closure announced after accelerating COVID-19 cases in Orange County

President Elliot Stern followed up the announcement that stated a soft closure for the campus on Mar. 23 until May 1 in a release on Mar. 18. In

in: Briefs, News / 03/12/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

Saddleback College President announces a “soft close” for the campus until May 1, due to the Coronavirus

Saddleback College President Elliot Stern announced that the college will implement a “soft close” starting March 23 until May 1. It doesn’t affect regularly scheduled classes for March

in: Briefs, News / 03/11/2020 / by: Courtney Ann Baclawski

Saddleback College President says campus ‘will remain open’ for now amid lack of community spread in OC

Saddleback College President Elliot Stern sent an email to student, staff and faculty that the campus will not immediately be moving in person classes to online platform. Out

in: Community, News / 03/10/2020 / by: Mariana Lopez Meza

Why Saddleback College students should visit the Health Center

Saddleback College has various services for different needs. One of the most important departments on campus is the students health center. Being such a diverse community, it’s important

in: Music, News / 03/10/2020 / by: Chloe Hernandez

The musical legacy of professor Norman Weston will live on past his retirement

From 1989 until now, Dr. Norman Weston has made many achievements and changed the lives of countless students here at Saddleback College. He recently announced his retirement plans

in: Community, Featured, News / 03/09/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

More parking spaces and new futuristic places coming soon to Saddleback College

Saddleback College is introducing the Advanced Technology and Applied Science and Gateway buildings and a new parking lot, bringing in a new phase of development for the 52

in: Briefs, News / 03/09/2020 / by: Courtney Ann Baclawski

Fight to keep the coronavirus out of the OC comes to an end

Local and federal government officials struggle on what to do with sick patients After weeks of debate between the city of Costa Mesa and the federal government, the

in: Briefs, News / 03/04/2020 / by: Eryka Jaiden Forquer

Outcome of Super Tuesday in Orange County

Orange County residents voted on issues including, but not limited to, the presidential Democratic nominee and Proposition 13 on March 3, a day formally known as Super Tuesday.

in: News / 03/02/2020 / by: Dylan Robinson

White supremacist gang member of 2015 Laguna Niguel bar fatal stabbing sentenced to 56 years in his recent criminal trial outcome

Previously convicted white supremacist gang member following his stabbing to death of 22-year-old Saddleback college student back in 2015 was recently sentenced to 56 years to life. Craig

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