Classes will be moved following the T Building’s evacuation
Officials closed one of the oldest buildings on campus Monday night due to major structural damage. Students and faculty were informed that the Technical
Offensive onslaught leads Dons over Pirates
Santa Ana faced off against Orange Coast College in what turned out to be a 17-6 landslide victory in favor of the Dons. This
The Oscars Needs to Get It Together
It’s a Sunday afternoon. Hollywood’s biggest stars pack into the Dolby Theater, where everyone eagerly awaits for their categories to be announced. The women
Playa Baby: the “VIP” fish taco experience
A blue-and-black truck strung with colorful lights pumps out the sound of happy pop music as hungry customers file in line. As you get
The Health and Wellness Center may lose two full-time psychologists
Santa Ana College’s Associated Student Government voted in favor of issuing a statement at Monday’s board meeting supporting two tenure-tracked faculty psychologists whose contracts
How the bond went wrong: a Q&A with the Chancellor
The district’s nearly $1 billion bond measure did not pass in the 2024 election. The measure earned 51% of votes, falling short of the
Advocating for federal and state funding continues despite DEI executive order
District officials recently advocated in Washington, D.C. and Sacramento for continued federal funding in light of President Trump’s ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion
On-campus immigration legal services postponed
Undocu-Scholars program students will have to wait another month to access free on-campus legal advising, workshops and other immigration legal services. Santa Ana College’s