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in: Featured / 02/10/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Saddleback College literary journal WALL 2020 wins top national award

WALL Literary Journal was named Most Outstanding College Literary-Art Magazine for 2020 in a nationwide competition for the third time by the American Scholastic Press Association. WALL previously

in: Featured, Life / 12/10/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

Older adults thrive at Saddleback College’s Emeritus Institute

The Emeritus Institute will be celebrating it’s forty-fifth year of serving students in Southern California in 2021. It is also the largest, non-credit, older adult education program in

in: Life / 12/01/2020 / by: Danielle Lugo

Film producing under a pandemic

Saddleback film major Byron Morse shares what it’s like to film in the pandemic This year may just be considered Hollywood’s longest hiatus. Resulted from the pandemic, Hollywood

in: Featured, Life / 11/22/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

Career opportunities in kinesiology

The kinesiology department at Saddleback College offers a degree and certificate programs to prepare individuals for a wide range of career opportunities. They also offer classes for the

in: Featured, News / 11/11/2020 / by: Louie Bowling

Sports teams return to on-campus practice

After months of isolation, sports teams have been allowed to meet in limited capacities on-campus Saddleback College athletic teams returned to practicing on campus from Oct. 19. Teams

in: Featured, Life / 10/25/2020 / by: Martha Phillips

Veterans serving veterans during COVID-19

Military veterans who need help obtaining their benefits during COVID-19 have resources available to them at the federal, state and local level, including resources through Saddleback College. Professionals

in: Community, Life / 10/23/2020 / by: Erin Sundberg

Saddleback College for free?

Students could get up to two years of college for free with the Promise Program at Saddleback College if they meet the requirements. Saddleback promises to pay for

in: Featured, Life / 10/10/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

Nontraditional students challenge the college stereotype

What comes to mind when imagining a traditional college student? Probably a recent high school graduate, 18 to 21, attending college full time to gain skills needed to

in: Featured, Opinion / 10/03/2020 / by: Arturo Flores

The benefits of online vs. on-campus learning at community colleges

This year has seen a challenging transitional period for schools in the United States due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Suddenly schools had to quickly adapt to the shelter

in: Community, Featured, Life / 09/28/2020 / by: Martha Phillips

Human services spotlight on Mia Ferreira, LCSW

Health and human services faculty and friends congratulated professor Mia Ferreira this week on receiving her certification as a licensed clinical social worker. This accomplishment took Ferreira six

in: Featured, News / 09/19/2020 / by: Heather Wieshlow

Restaurants near Saddleback College served with a double whammy of closures

Mission Viejo restaurants have experienced a double whammy when it comes to business, due to ongoing California coronavirus orders and the Saddleback College campus being closed through the

in: News / 09/13/2020 / by: Louie Bowling

Saddleback arts delivering virtual shows this fall

Virtual shows planned and already up and running on the school’s website In lieu of live events during the fall semester, Saddleback College fine arts will go

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