My Sons Are Half Black, Half Mexican. I Fear for Their Safety
September 30, 2016
I see our country being divided by racial profiling and violence. This summer was a deadly and dangerous one, awakening us to the harsh
Major Construction Continues at SAC
September 29, 2016
Santa Ana College is about a quarter of the way through a multi-year infrastructure upgrade that has replaced much of the campus’ open space
Here’s How Students Can De-Stress at SAC
September 29, 2016
Stressed out? Feeling like school is just too much to handle? Is going back to the daily routine making you feel tense? The Office
OCTA Is Reducing the Price of a Day Pass for the First Time Ever
September 28, 2016
Riding the bus around Orange County all day just got cheaper. Starting Oct. 9, the Orange County Transportation Authority will decrease the price of a day
Why Don’t More Students Support Our School Teams?
September 27, 2016
Last week I attended two Santa Ana College athletic events and was shocked by the lack of fans. Our women’s soccer team is undefeated,
Summer of Hate: Violence, Prejudice and Hostility Leave Americans Reeling
September 26, 2016
It was a Latin-themed night at Pulse nightclub in Orlando in June when gunman Omar Mateen, a U.S. citizen who pledged allegiance to ISIS,
Grant Helped MESA Students Research in Alaska Over Summer
September 22, 2016
Over the summer Santa Ana College students were given the opportunity to visit the University of Alaska Fairbanks to study earth science. MESA (Mathematics,
The Disappointments Room Is, Well, Disappointing
September 22, 2016
After watching The Disappointments Room, horror movie fans will know why “disappointment” is in the title. While audiences have grown accustomed to the cheap