By Itzel Quintana From writing answers onto the face of a broken watch, to paying strangers to write papers for them, students are finding inventive new ways to cheat. But they’re not
By Meghan Kliewer Promiscuous adolescents and young adults continue having unprotected sex even though they are most at risk for contracting sexually transmitted infections, research reveals. “Teens and young adults may feel
By Diana Viera Freshman Toni Lopez is the Dons’ first individual Orange Empire Conference champion in women’s cross-country. “Finding out that I was the first female athlete in history was pretty cool.
By Itzel Quintana After spending a 10-hour day staring at computer screens and white boards nothing sounds better than rushing home to the comfort of my bed. But somewhere on the drive
By Angel Ramirez The Transformers franchise will be adding four more sequels. Hasbro’s Executive Vice President and Chief Content Officer, Stephen J. Davis, announced that more movies will be made for
News Analysis By Angel Ramirez To enforce gas restrictions, regulators now plan to monitor and collect personal driving data. Senate Bill 350, which was introduced February 24, 2015 and enrolled in
By Arleeny Escarcega With presidential campaigns in full swing and elections less than a year away, voters-to-be are informing themselves on the candidates. For young adults and college students, Bernie Sanders is
By Andrew Mata Star Wars: The Force Awakens generated $6.5 million in pre-sale tickets, breaking every Imax record and the record for most tickets sold on the first day, surpassing The Hunger
By Jose Servin Centennial Skate Park in Santa Ana is only empty when it rains. “Even then, you can always find us inside parking garages and indoor parks,” Santa Ana skater Bryce
By Belinda Espinoza Over 40 million Americans are online looking for love—at least according to a recent opinion piece by OkCupid dating site cofounder Christian Rudder. Some of the most popular sites