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in: A&E, Opinion / 05/27/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

Saddleback College athletics’ live stream hits it out of the park

Despite being a success on YouTube, Saddleback Athletics is being neglected The numbers don’t lie. Saddleback College’s baseball and softball games on the Saddleback athletics YouTube channel are

in: A&E, Reviews / 05/13/2021 / by: Jacquelyn Sharga

Saddleback College’s Spring Musical: [title of show]

An online musical for the digital books [title of show] is a comedy musical about making a musical. The cast is made up of four characters, and the

in: A&E / 05/11/2021 / by: Chanelle Lee

‘A Fantastic Woman’ showcases resilience in its purest form

A moving story that highlights a common reality Great works of art put a mirror up to reality. Even the most fantastical stories reflect the human experience on

in: Featured / 05/11/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

Saddleback College ramps up campus occupancy starting in the fall

As coronavirus cases decline, Saddleback College intends to hold in-person classes next semester Elliot Stern, the president of Saddleback College, sent out an update on April 26, 2021,

in: Briefs, News / 05/10/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Last chance to vote for the top three contenders for Saddleback College’s new mascot

The college has announced its finalists in the race for the new mascot selection on April 27. After two semesters of debate and decision-making collaboration between staff and

in: Featured, Life / 05/09/2021 / by: Stephany Rivera

Saddleback staff and professors talk about their outlook on COVID-19

During the spring semester of 2020, the Saddleback administration faced a huge challenge due to COVID-19, but they didn’t give up and managed to work it out to

in: Life / 05/05/2021 / by: Niah Andino

The trials and tribulations of social media: Ep. 2 Marley Seabern

Marley Seabern, Semester At Sea traveler and communications major at Chapman University, discusses body image, online bullying, and social media being a losing game Already having hit on

in: Featured, News / 04/14/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

What is Saddleback College’s Associated Student Government doing now as they adapt to COVID-19 restrictions?

As the spring semester passes the halfway mark, ASG prepares to take on a new president and vice-president. On April 7, the student-run organization held a president and

in: Briefs, Featured / 04/06/2021 / by: Sydney Cooks

Saddleback College welcomes students back on campus in the fall

President Elliot Stern confirmed in an announcement on Feb. 26 that the campus’ fall schedule is in the works. The South Orange County Community College District released a

in: Featured, Life / 04/02/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Hippity, hoppity Easter’s on its way

Easter has always had much symbolism attached to the holiday. There are both religious and secular rituals around the world demonstrating the significance of the Sunday celebration. Most

in: April Fools, Special Edition / 04/01/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

April Fools: Saddleback College announces the Mount streaming service

Saddleback College reveals its new ‘Mount’ streaming service today in a short statement published on the school website. The program will provide access to a library of educational

in: Featured / 02/10/2021 / by: Stacey Simon

The murder of Robbin Brandley and how it changed California universities’ safety standards

Saddleback College is not known for being a campus that regularly struggles with criminal activity. Yet, according to the college police department’s crime log, there have been seven

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