ICE is the illegal one
Immigrants have been targeted during this presidency for their appearances, spoken language and places they work. Federal agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement,
Revamped application makes applying for scholarships faster and simple
This academic year, the Santa Ana College scholarship application has been revamped with a change in requirements and a new deadline. The application window
Blading Cup 2025 draws world’s top talents to Santa Ana
In the shadow of the Yost Theater, a man wearing rollerblades stands atop a quarter pipe with a crowd of hundreds chanting his name.
In Photos: Noche de Altares and Viva la Vida in DTSA
Photos by Evelyn Cruz and Geovanni Esparza In the heart of DTSA, on Saturday, Noche de Altares blossomed into a vibrant union, inviting people
Dons trampled by Chargers in straight sweep
The Santa Ana Dons women’s volleyball team lost in a devastating sweep to the Cypress Chargers last Wednesday. “It was a tough one,” said
Home-opener victory as Dons slash Vaqueros
The Santa Ana Dons men’s basketball team survived a thriller at their first home game against the Glendale Vaqueros, wrapping up with an 84-79
SAC’s website is shameful—and it’s time for a change
Click. Click. Click. I scroll past page after page of irrelevant information written in tiny text and year-old announcements, all embedded in an unbelievably
Tricks, treats and total flops: How 2025 redefined and recycled horror
It doesn’t have to be Halloween to watch a good horror film. This year has been extremely eventful for horror fanatics, with multiple elements