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in: Life / 10/09/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Tips for surviving midterms

It’s October- which means it’s right around the corner from midterms. Don’t let them sneak up on you, because you will regret it. Being a college student can

in: Life / 09/19/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

How to survive your first semester at Saddleback

While the first semester at Saddleback College may be nerve racking for new first-year students, there are some key areas of campus to get to know in order to

in: Sports, Water Polo / 09/19/2016 / by: Katie Groat

Women’s water polo makes a huge splash

Saddleback College Women’s Water Polo has come out of the box strong this season winning, three of five matches so far. The teams from East Los Angeles College,

in: Music, Reviews / 05/17/2016 / by: Sasha Baharestani

Keyboard department concludes year with finale preformance

The advanced piano department concluded the year with a piano recital that took place Saturday in the Fine Arts Complex. Advanced piano students performed works from Chopin to

in: Life / 05/11/2016 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

Help sent from angels above

Raised in a small town in Northern California, Amos Alexander Burns got involved in film production in middle school. Making a few short films in high school, Burns

in: News / 05/09/2016 / by: Sasha Baharestani

Honors geography students’ Death Posters uncover global killers

The Honors Cultural Geography class held a Geography of Death Poster Session, showing causes of disease and death from countries around the world, last Thursday at Saddleback College

OPINION: There’s a new face coming to the Bill

in: Opinion / 05/09/2016 / by: Betsy Johnson

OPINION: There’s a new face coming to the $20 Bill

The new $20 bill is about to change from Andrew Jackson to Harriet Tubman in the year 2020. The U.S. Department of Treasury said that along with that,

in: Sports / 05/08/2016 / by: Matthew Kirkland

Saddleback’s athletic engineer

Analyzing problems, applying creativity and finding solutions are all daily tasks of an engineer or an athletic trainer. Brad McReynolds sees himself as both, just do not refer

in: Life / 05/01/2016 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

Michael Pitre visits Saddleback in support of One Book, One College

Michael Pitre, author of “Five and Twenty Fives”, visited Saddleback College’s Fine Arts quad for a book signing and conversation in the McKinney Theatre to support Saddleback College’s 2016 One Book,

in: Life / 04/30/2016 / by: Megan Ysais

Saddleback students dance the nights away

The Dance Collective performed their annual concert this past weekend at the McKinney Theater among a full house of family and friends. Over three nights, Saddleback students laid

in: Sports / 04/25/2016 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

Gauchos beach volleyball lose to Fullerton and Santa Ana 5-0

Saddleback College’s women’s beach volleyball team played the Fullerton College Hornets and Santa Ana Dons on Friday losing both games with a final score of 5-0. Saddleback hosted

in: Opinion / 04/25/2016 / by: Breanna Greenup

OPINION: Paper vs Electronic in the digital age

In today’s digital world, printed documents are becoming a thing of the past. And that’s a good thing, right? Digital documents are eco-friendly, easily accessed, portable and even

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