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in: News / 02/17/2023 / by: Kavelle Tomaiko

Snapchat games bid farewell as discontinuation looms

This February, it was finally confirmed by Snapchat that games were no longer available. The games were introduced originally in 2019 and sadly have ended their journey in

in: News / 02/15/2023 / by: Katherine Johnson

Biology department offers Costa Rica study abroad summer trip

Saddleback’s study abroad program will offer a trip to Costa Rica this summer from May 30 to June 12 with a focus on biology, with support from AIFS

in: Briefs, News / 02/15/2023 / by: Ryan Murphy

President Stern responds to shooting at his alma mater

Saddleback President Elliot Stern responded to the Michigan State University shooting, his alma mater, in an email to the Saddleback community Tuesday morning. “May these tragedies also remind

in: Community, Life / 02/13/2023 / by: Katherine Johnson

No reservation for Valentine’s? No problem

The oversaturated holiday of Valentine’s Day has all of the couples scrambling to find reservations at the next best restaurant or café. However as is often the

in: Briefs, News / 02/13/2023 / by: Kiyyaa Semeret

Two recent high tides shut down Pacific Coast Highway

The Southern California coast has receiving high and heavy tides for the past two weeks. Seal Beach was flooded

in: A&E, Community, News / 02/13/2023 / by: Reanna Perry

Saddleback College prepares for ‘Cabaret’ musical

Saddleback College held open casting calls for “Cabaret” auditions in the 2023 spring semester. The auditions took place Jan. 24-25 from 6 p.m. – 10 p.m. in FA

in: Campus Comment, Featured / 02/08/2023 / by: Anna Casper

Campus Comment: What is the weirdest thing that has ever happened to you at the Mission Viejo mall?

Students who attend Saddleback were asked, “What is the weirdest thing that has ever happened to you at the Mission Viejo mall?” and here is what they had

in: Featured, News / 02/08/2023 / by: Kendall Stout

Amy Stanley reveals the research process of ‘Stranger in the Shogun’s City: A Japanese Woman and Her World’

Harvard-educated social historian Amy Stanley presented behind-the-scenes details of her 2020 book “Stranger in the Shogun’s City: A Japanese Woman and Her World,” a biography based on actual

in: Community, Featured, Life / 02/07/2023 / by: Kavelle Tomaiko

Exploring Orange County through the eyes of locals

To capture the essence of Orange County’s entertainment scene, locals were asked about their favorite places to go for fun in Orange County. Jasmine Madrid “The Irvine Spectrum

in: Featured, Life / 02/06/2023 / by: Sophia Hoffman

5 tips for maintaining your mental health this year

The new year holds hope and promise for those with goals to achieve. However, no matter the amount of New Year’s resolutions made, most want to accomplish one

in: Sports / 02/03/2023 / by: Ryan Murphy

Saddleback to add men’s soccer team next semester

Saddleback College announced it will be adding a men’s soccer team in the fall of 2023, according to an article on the Saddleback Bobcats website. This news came

in: News, Uncategorized / 01/25/2023 / by: Anna Casper

Flag at ‘half-staff’ in response to Monterey Park shooting leaving 10 dead, 10 injured

The U.S. flag will fly at half-staff Monday through Thursday, Jan. 26, on campus “in honor of the victims of the tragedy in Monterey Park,” marketing and communications

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