The city of Laguna Niguel held a holiday parade, “Together Again,” on Saturday, Dec. 11. The parade started at 10 a.m. and ended around 12 p.m. Along with
The Saddleback College men’s water polo team finished off the season with a rank of third in the state as well as tying the program’s all-time record for
A new mandate will affect future on-campus students and faculty, beginning Jan. 8 An email sent to students on Wednesday, Nov. 17, stated that starting Jan. 8,
The LRC building fire alarm was set off this morning at around 10:30 a.m. It has been speculated that debris dust from construction might have been the cause,
How Virgil Abloh inspired young fashion designers and students On Sunday, Nov. 28, American fashion designer Virgil Abloh passed away from a rare form of cancer called cardiac
McKinney Theater Dec. 3rd through Dec. 5th The annual holiday tradition of A Feast of Lights returns to Saddleback College tonight! With an amazing lineup of songs performed
Over the course of November and early December the Transfer Center is helping students with transfer applications and more via the 11 workshops that are now in session.
Senator Dave Min (D-Irvine) introduced a bill that would make the selling of firearms on the Orange County fair property illegal and it was signed by Governor Gavin
New information about the OCTA Bus and app Starting Nov. 10, the Orange County Transportation Authority has launched their new and improved app, available on Apple and Android
After winning the first regional championship in school history, the Saddleback women’s golf team looks to continue their success at the state tournament. The team was able
Hunger and homelessness are very widespread among college students. In March 2021, according to the National Center for Homeless Education, 2020, student homelessness is on the rise by
The teach-in covered topics including polygamy and Eurocentrism At the Islam and Arab culture teach-in last Wednesday, the point came up that the term “Middle East” is quite