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in: Featured, News / 03/30/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Saddleback College prepares for future vaccine distribution on campus

Since January, the California Department of Public Health oversees vaccine distribution throughout all counties and has been authorized to vaccinate education workers. Jeanne Harris Caldwell, the dean of

in: Opinion / 03/26/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

The case for Broncos as the new Saddleback College mascot

Saddleback College student on why Broncos should be the next school mascot The end of the Saddleback Gauchos nears as the college has just eliminated 279 suggestions for

in: Featured, News / 03/22/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Saddleback College and the O.C. Sheriff’s Department work together to keep the campus safe for students and staff.

The college released its 2019 Annual Safety & Security report, which includes collecting campus-related incidents reported on stalking, burglary, robbery and domestic violence. Mike Betzler, Saddleback’s police department

in: Featured, Opinion / 12/09/2020 / by: Louie Bowling

Online school’s effect on college students

Remote learning has brought on many additional challenges for college students Moving on into December, the end of the year is almost here. It has been a year

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

Celebrating Veteran’s Day amidst the coronavirus

Although many events have changed, veterans can still be honored Veterans Day this year will be celebrated, like many other things, in a very different way. Most events

in: News / 10/14/2020 / by: Sydney Cooks

Vaudeville’s virtual competition

Saddleback College fine arts and media technology is holding its first-ever virtual Vaudeville competition for all student actors, acrobats, singers, dancers, comedians and other artists in the fall

in: Featured, Sports / 10/08/2020 / by: Catherine Norby

Saddleback College maintaining cross-country online

The transition of physical sports to an online classroom has not been one without challenges. Some athletes, especially those in team sports, have struggled with the loss of

in: Featured, News / 09/30/2020 / by: Cameron Osburn

Community members join to discuss the Gaucho

Over 40 community members joined President Elliot Stern again over Zoom to discuss Saddleback College’s mascot, the Gaucho, and what the future holds for it. Alumni, retired Saddleback

in: Baseball, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 05/03/2018 / by: Holly Broxterman

Gauchos prepare for playoffs after final season home game

The Saddleback College Baseball team lost the final home game in the third of a series against Golden West last week, but the Mission Viejo team has not

Posed photograph of the Saddleback College's women's soccer team for 2017. (BJ McNicol)

in: SBC Gauchos, Soccer, Sports / 04/19/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Saddleback College women’s soccer student athletes achieve 3.24 team GPA

Coach BJ McNicol and soccer team discuss academic successes for fall 2017 semester The Saddleback athletic department announced a six percent increase and the largest number of athletic

A picture of a cookie shaped like a heart representing love. Courtesy photograph from @TedEytan

in: Briefs / 04/08/2018 / by: Elizabeth Williams

BRIEF: Sexual Assault Awareness Day

The day where your voice can be heard on campus. National Sexual Violence Resource Center made April the month of bringing awareness to Sexual Assault. Saddleback College will

in: Baseball, Sports / 12/04/2017 / by: DJ McAllister

Play in May: Saddleback Gauchos baseball preview

For baseball fans, fall usually means one thing: October baseball. The playoffs. The World Series. The Major League Baseball season is typically over by the end of October

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