MLS fans chant horribly- here’s how they can fix it
While soccer has steadily grown into American culture, one thing has remained stagnant: chant culture. Americans suck at creating original chants. I wish there
Cheap bus passes are helping students travel across OC
Buzz, buzz, buzz. Freshman Guadalupe Sanchez rolls over and turns off her 6 a.m. alarm. She reaches for her phone and is greeted with a
District retirees say bad leadership put their healthcare in peril
By Carrie Graham and Noah Biesiada in partnership with Voice of OC When Pam Hernandez retired in 2019 after working for nearly forty years,
Read our Spring 2023 Print: Vol. 99 No.2
Check out our second issue of the Spring 2023 semester. Here you can view what stories we published and a printable pdf. News “2023
News isn’t always about the problems, it’s also about solutions
Let’s talk about what’s going right. This spring, struggling students are finally getting the resources and visibility they deserve. Programs and clubs such as
Schavone, offense rally late to win game one of regional finals
Santa Ana’s offense is steamrolling competition right now. In their latest playoff fiasco, they beat Fullerton by a score of 9-5. The victor of
‘The only constant is change’: A Q&A with 14 year business owner Hector in Downtown Santa Ana
At the corner of E. 3rd St and N. Bush St in an alley surrounded by street art is GCS (Giants Casting Shadows) clothing
Offense carries Dons past surging Chargers in shootout three-game series
After a low scoring prior weekend, the Dons looked for production from their offense, which has consistently been the team’s strength. Starting pitcher Jaxton