Noche de Altares Moves to New Location
The largest Día de los Muertos event in Orange County, Noche de Altares, honors ancient tradition through culture, art and compassion. Attendees unite by
“So You Speak Russian?” Photography Exhibit to Open in DTSA
Drawing her inspiration by the scenery of her small hometown in Ukraine, Brooklyn-based photographer Jules Slütsky brings project “So You Speak Russian?” that she’s
El Futuro es Vegano at OC’s Only Animal-Free Mexican Restaurant
Inside a narrow hallway that leads to the 4th Street Market food hall, a crowd forms around La Vegana Mexicana’s colorful counter. People are
Zombies, Medicine and Scholarships: STEM Week 2019
Explore the science behind zombies, crime scene investigation and medicine during the 11th Annual STEM Week 2019. Daily events like Biotech Science Theatre 3000
New Music: Deep Bass and Wordplay on Frank Ocean’s ‘DHL’
Listening to Frank Ocean’s first original track in two years feels like glancing at an orange-yellow sunset in the rearview mirror with a dark
Gallery Displays Watercolor Views of Mexico
In the first art show of the semester, scenic watercolor paintings depict views of Mexico during the mid-20th century. “Views of Mexico” pulls from
Dons Suffer Third Loss of the Season
Santa Ana Dons Women’s soccer team took on the Cypress Chargers losing 3-0 on Friday, Oct. 11. To open the first half, the Dons
Club’s “Free Speech Ball” Rolls Onto Campus Again
After being told by school officials to deflate a “Free Speech Ball” that was scrawled with obscenities and hate speech last November, members of