Assumptions and Ignorance, a Vicious Cycle
September 5, 2020
As my car was gulping down gallons of gravel on the 57 South, I was subconsciously steering away from my past and driving towards
SAC Adapts to Class Under COVID
September 2, 2020
In its attempt to adapt to the changing times, Santa Ana College offers five different instructional models for the Fall 2020 semester, ranging from
Free COVID-19 Testing at Santa Ana College
September 1, 2020
Free drive-up COVID-19 testing is being offered at SAC for students, staff, and Santa Ana residents. Testing is by appointment only. To schedule, call
This Isn’t What I Signed Up For
August 30, 2020
Quarantine wears on and I notice myself saying “I’m going to make the most of this downtime” far less frequently, and “This isn’t what
Animal Crossing Is More Than a Game. It’s Therapy
July 11, 2020
Self-isolation and social distancing have become the norm, but Jesus Gonzalez has been able to cope with the global pandemic in his own personal
Santa Ana College’s lack of leadership disarrays online transitions
July 2, 2020
In February and early March, colleges across California were closing down in preparation for online courses for the Covid-19 pandemic. Except for Santa Ana
Don’t be too proud to use a food pantry. I wasn’t
July 1, 2020
Latinos are proud. We are proud of our culture and our character. At times, our pride can lead us to be stubborn. But when
Orange County Restaurants Serve Relief to Healthcare Workers
June 23, 2020
Local restaurants, with the support from the community, have been able to provide nurses and other hospital staff free meals despite the challenging economic