Twitter Made the Wrong Change with the “Like” Button
By Juan Avila Twitter replaced its iconic star-shaped favorite button with a heart-shaped “like” button on Nov. 3. While the change was made with
Trustee’s Decision Improves Safety on Campus
Staff Editorial Two district trustees justified their decision to arm campus safety officers, saying it was grounded on sound research, in an opinion published
Way Too Fun Fest Adds an Edge to Santa Ana’s Dia de los Muertos Celebration
I have been going to Noche de Altares since I was 17, when my parents felt comfortable with me going to Downtown
Instantaneous Auctioning Site
By Angela Truong Save up to 80 percent off the sticker price with live auction website and app Tophatter which offers jewelry, electronics, handbags,
Dons Extend Losing Streak to 10 Games
By Laura Garcia The Dons lost to visiting Cypress College in straight sets Wednesday, for the sixth match in a row. “Tonight I think
Performances From Around The World Fill The Quad For International Festival
By Meghan Kliewer The International Festival, featuring students and their cultures from different countries, took place in the quad at Santa Ana College
Spanish Indie Band Minimal Releases Its Fourth Album
By Itzel Quintana Miami-based Indie Alternative band Minimal is not what its name suggests. With lyrics encouraging listeners to find their independence and voice,
Santa Ana’s Viva La Vida Festival Brings Community Together Through Tradition
By R. Nicanor Santana The first Viva La Vida celebration brought thousands of people to the Santa Ana Train Station as it was decked