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in: Life / 03/11/2019 / by: Kristen Huntley

The trips behind new learning opportunities

The fun behind Studying Abroad Studying abroad, according to Alex Irving, a Saddleback student who studied abroad in England, is something students generally do after their first year

in: SBC Gauchos, Sports / 03/06/2019 / by: Kristen Huntley

Weekly Sports Recap

Men’s Golf On Feb. 25 Saddleback’s Men’s Golf team swung themselves into eighth place. They scored a high 396, while the winner, Cypress College scored a low

in: Opinion / 03/06/2019 / by: Isabella Colby

Kamala Harris: OC Jailhouse Snitch Scandal

Kamala Harris is vying to be a democratic presidential nominee, but her history in Orange County could prohibit her. Promises to crack down on crime and reform the

in: Football, News, Sports / 03/04/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

New stadium ‘in limbo,’ not likely for Homecoming 2019 game debut

The football stadium could be completed in time for the fall homecoming game this year, said Daniel Claus, Saddleback College athletic director. But the rainy winter this season,

in: Briefs, Softball, Sports / 03/02/2019 / by: Kristen Huntley

Saddleback College softball game ends in a mercy-rule loss

With a final score of 16-2, the game ended in the fifth inning. The Gauchos prepared for a softball game versus the Palomar Comets on Monday Feb.

in: Briefs / 03/01/2019 / by: Sarah Gordon

Men’s Basketball score on and off the court at the end of a successful season

Men’s Basketball earned a spot on Saddlebacks Academic honor roll with a team GPA of 3.12 and won the Orange Empire Conference title. The team saw overall scores

in: Briefs, Sports / 02/27/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Fall 2018 Saddleback College athletic honor roll announced

Saddleback College’s athletic department announced on February 20th that 159 of the college’s 301 student-athletes were named to the Athletic Honor roll. These student athletes held at least

in: Life / 02/25/2019 / by: Kristen Huntley

Red, blue and white

Different ways to stay safe on campus Growing up, the words “be safe” is repeated constantly. Safety is key to society. So much so, that their are careers

in: Baseball, Golf, Men's Basketball, SBC Gauchos, Softball, Sports, Women's Basketball / 02/25/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Weekly sports recap

Both men and women’s basketball finished their seasons with victories. Men’s Basketball The Feb. 20 game at Riverside City College ended with a Gaucho loss. The Riverside Tigers

in: News / 02/25/2019 / by: Ariyan Malekpourshirazi

Dr. Lisa Schenitzki challenges addiction stereotypes during campus workshop

Dr. Lisa Schenitzki challenged stereotypes of addiction on Feb. 12, during the event “Ted Talk Tuesday” themed “The Perceptions of an Addict” located in the Student Services building.

in: Life / 02/25/2019 / by: Sarah Gordon

5 cheap activities for students to take advantage of this spring

College students know; the cheaper the better, and going out in south Orange County can get expensive. But there are many amazing deals waiting for students on

in: Community, Life / 02/20/2019 / by: Isabella Colby

Volunteer Opportunity

If you need volunteer hours or just enjoy supporting the community, this is for you. Boys Town was an 80-acre community for troubled kids in Trabuco Canyon.

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