The K-Pop Invasion Is Here to Stay
Misunderstandings about the newly popularized KPOP genre has created a negative image for it and ignoring the real epiphany of its influence. K-Pop is
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A little over eight million California residents have at least a bachelor’s degree. Five million of those graduates are employed. However, even with
Seven Pathways and Thousands of Incoming Students
Not all students enter college with a definitive major and career trajectory. With the implementation of Guided Pathways in fall 2019, freshmen are given
Measles Rising in Orange County
Since April, Orange County had three confirmed cases of measles, while over 10 county locations have been potentially exposed to the disease. The first
Landscape and Garden Tour of the New Central Mall
In the construction of Santa Ana College Central Mall that began in 2015, a large number of plants and trees were removed from the
Música De México: Don Mariachi Dazzles With Song and Dance
Young and beautiful women with long and colorful dresses spin around on the stage, drawing viewers into customs and traditions of Mexican folklore dance.
Spring Choir Show Highlights American Composers
Lights dim, students ascend the stage. The singers create a half circle around the piano facing the director. Strange musical warm-ups fill the room,
Professor Kalonji Saterfield Is a Motivating Force For Students
Kalonji Saterfield’s vibrant smile lights up the classroom the moment he enters. The communication studies professor greets each student by name and flashes a