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in: Life, Uncategorized / 12/06/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Does weather really affect mood?

Weather changes every day, and so do people’s moods. Talk about “seasonal depression” floats into the air as soon as temperature drops and clouds begin to form, but

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: Life / 02/21/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Saddleback College pesticide history has been tentative, but the outlook is strong

For many decades, the Saddleback campus in Mission Viejo, California, has served as a south Orange County activity hub. With a climate like Southern California’s, pests–such as various

in: Life / 02/14/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

Curating a sustainable skincare routine with these California local products

Swap out environmentally destructive cosmetics for a five-step daily pattern without contributing to wasteful habits Establishing a productive lineup of reliable skincare products takes trial and error to

in: Orange Appeal / 09/23/2020 / by: Melody Bathaee

Hottest vegan restaurants in OC

An Orange Appeal Online Exclusive: It can be difficult finding establishments that cater to your lifestyle, without breaking the bank. Well, look no further. Here is a vegan

in: Orange Appeal / 09/04/2020 / by: Melody Bathaee

Indoor plants are more than an aesthetic

Other than enabling our ability to live, plants are continuously used throughout interior design to warm up a room or add a pop of color to neutral-toned areas

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: Briefs / 10/23/2017 / by: Diana Tomseth

Red Flag conditions today; stay hydrated

The National Weather Service and the Orange County Operational Area are advising Red Flag conditions starting today and through Wednesday, Oct. 25. They anticipate strong gusts of wind

in: News / 03/06/2016 / by: Kurtis Rattay

SDSU professor discusses evolution of infectious disease

“It remains the leading cause of death worldwide and there are no geographical boundaries,” said Dr. Stanley Maloy during Saddleback College’s most recent Science Lecture Series. “Infectious diseases

in: Life / 02/11/2016 / by: Austin Weatherman

Student’s physical fitness unknowingly affecting grades

College, the years of late nights and the infamous Top Ramen diet. College students have a busy schedule between getting to class and working a job, there

in: News / 02/10/2016 / by: Betsy Johnson

The Zika virus is creeping into the U.S.

With the virus spreading over 30 countries the World Health Organization (WHO) has made an emergency announcement that the virus Zika will affect people internationally. Zika is a

in: Life / 09/14/2015 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

STDs, there’s an app for that

It’s Friday night and you’re in the mood. That special kind of mood. So you unlock your phone and start swiping though faces on the hook up app

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