Navigating Through Campus Is Turning Into a Maze
By Erica Winter Thanks to Santa Ana College’s master plan, I know what it is like to be lost in a maze. During the
Dons Runners Staying on Track
By Diana Viera Freshmen Jason Oliver and Toni Lopez are no newbies. In the first meet of the season against Riverside City College and
Desert Comes to Life For Students
By Jose Servin As Professor Kimo Morris shines a black light on a scorpion he’s captured in the middle of the night, he describes
Suspicious Man on Campus Identified
By Joanna Meza An investigation into the suspect who left a threatening note last month is still ongoing, but the individual has been identified,
Mendez v. Westminister Lacks Support
Staff Editorial In most American history textbooks, you can read about Brown v. Board of Education. They tell the story of the landmark victory
Remembering Mendez v. Westminister
By Laura Garcia Sandra Robbie already had her own children by the time she learned about a landmark education court case that was omitted
Sexual Assault Awareness Workshops to be Held at SAC
By Itzel Quintana April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Santa Ana College is taking part by hosting events that bring the issue to
Tattooed Women Break Societal Standards
By Meghan Kliewer Women are often judged more harshly than men for having tattoos. “Tattoos for women is all about empowerment and your body