ASG hosts Mulan movie night for Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, the Associated Student Government at Saddleback hosted a Mulan movie night at the Multicultural Center in room CC 104 on Mar.
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in: April Fools
/ 04/01/2026
April Fools special: List of non-woke media for American patriots!
1. “Fallout” First released in 1997, this popular video game series explores the evils of communism and how it led to the destruction of the world. At the
in: Featured, Life, Opinion, Orange Appeal
/ 03/30/2026
Let’s Get Physical
Gen Z turns back time by engaging with all things tactile amidst blue screen burnout Toy culture has taken over the Gen Z social space, bringing “it’s not
The Saddleback baseball team eyes to end season strong despite inconsistent performances and injury issues
The Saddleback men’s baseball team has had an up and down season, as of right now they
Saddleback softball team streak ends, but showed grit though hard fought game
The Saddleback softball team’s four-game winning streak came to an end losing 3-1 against Golden West at Bobcats Field. Despite the loss, the Bobcats (15-8) showed resilience through
Five fun things to do over spring break while staying local
Spring break is in two weeks and there are many fun things to do around Saddleback College. School can take away from many students’ hobbies and personal lives,
in: Community, News, Uncategorized
/ 03/09/2026
CHAGEE Modern Teahouse opens new location at The Shops at Mission Viejo
The brand-new CHAGEE Modern Teahouse location at The Shops at Mission Viejo has freshly opened with wait times reaching four hours on its “grand opening” from Feb. 6-8.
Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers hops moviegoers into an unforgettable experience
Pixar’s new animated feature “Hoppers” released March 6th, bringing moviegoers into the mind of an animal to uncover the mysteries of the natural world. The action-adventure comedy
in: Uncategorized
/ 03/03/2026
Mustards are invading California! And no its not bottles of Heinz
This picture of lush yellow flowers filling up a field doesn’t seem to have much wrong with it at first glance, after all, it’s common for plants to
Saddleback’s Iranian-American Society hold vigil for Iran protest victims
On Feb. 28, the news of the U.S. bombing and killing of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, hit headlines everywhere. While many Americans questioned and argued against the
Lunar New Year festival gives taste of Asian culture
The International Student Office and the ASG at Saddleback hosted their annual Lunar New Year celebration honoring Asian culture, family and new beginnings in CC 212 on
ASG showcased candidates for upcoming elections
The Associated Student Government and the Student Development Office at Saddleback hosted their “Meet Your Candidates” event at the Quad on Feb. 23. Students stopped by to