The new Superman is bisexual, but it shouldn’t be big news
On National Coming Out Day last month, DC Comics announced the next issue of Superman: Son of Kal El will reveal the new Superman will be
Downtown photo exhibit features students and their maestras
Loss, resistance and the role of educators in times of violence and change. That’s the theme of La Maestra, the second art show at
Rookies spearhead the start of basketball season
Men’s Their home game is the first basketball game in the state after two years. Men’s basketball kicks off Nov. 1 with a home
College works to build enrollment after losses
Kristopher Cecil loved majoring in English. A transfer from Tennessee State University, he was a starter on the Dons football team and thrived on
Where’s the food on campus?
It’s 8 a.m. on a Monday and my stomach is growling. No milk in the fridge so no cereal for breakfast today. I hop
STAFF EDITORIAL: Short-lived jab efforts leave students unsatisfied
As students finally returned to campus, Santa Ana College launched its Vax for the Win campaign, enticing students to upload proof of vaccination in
On-campus vaccine clinic ends after one day
Starting in September, campus officials promoted a weekly on-campus clinic meant to bolster COVID-19 vaccination rates among students. It was called Vax Wednesdays, and
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News On-campus vaccine clinic ends after one day // reporting by Lucero Garcia College works to build enrollment after losses // reporting by Carrie Graham