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The OC Streetcar still has a long way to go

The OC Streetcar is projected to begin service in the spring of 2026. Santa Ana residents have anticipated this project since its construction in 2018 (with talks going even farther). At the

May 1, 2025

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5 things the district’s audit found about a multi-million dollar rebate account

Reporting by Ash Mojica and Geovanni Esparza Conflicts of interest between former district administrators. Multiple state and municipal code violations. Undisclosed spending of taxpayer dollars. These findings and more are laid out

April 17, 2025

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Students adapt to relocation of classes following T Building closure

The district approved nearly $4 million for building repairs and accommodations for affected classes after the Technical Arts Building was abruptly closed due to structural damages on March 10. The Rancho Santiago

April 3, 2025

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Donato Martinez Receives Distinguished Faculty Award

Donato Martinez is no ordinary professor. In his Distinguished Faculty Lecture, Memories from the Barrio: Poetry on Center, Donato regales those in attendance with stories from his childhood, beautiful poetry and plenty

March 17, 2025

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Classes will be moved following the T Building’s evacuation

Officials closed one of the oldest buildings on campus Monday night due to major structural damage. Students and faculty were informed that the Technical Arts Building would be immediately evacuated, and classes

March 11, 2025

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The Health and Wellness Center may lose two full-time psychologists

Santa Ana College’s Associated Student Government voted in favor of issuing a statement at Monday’s board meeting supporting two tenure-tracked faculty psychologists whose contracts were not recommended for renewal. The statement will

March 6, 2025

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How the bond went wrong: a Q&A with the Chancellor

The district’s nearly $1 billion bond measure did not pass in the 2024 election. The measure earned 51% of votes, falling short of the 55% needed to pass. Measure G was Rancho

March 6, 2025

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Advocating for federal and state funding continues despite DEI executive order

District officials recently advocated in Washington, D.C. and Sacramento for continued federal funding in light of President Trump’s ban on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). About $25 million of federally funded programs

March 6, 2025

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On-campus immigration legal services postponed

Undocu-Scholars program students will have to wait another month to access free on-campus legal advising, workshops and other immigration legal services. Santa Ana College’s only program serving undocumented students provides a space

March 5, 2025

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Getting to know: Beck Miller, SAC PRIDE!’s first coordinator

Beck Miller is the first Interim Student Services Coordinator for SAC PRIDE!. Miller loves her job, her wife of 13 years, her two dogs and five cats, the Anaheim Ducks and Korean

March 3, 2025

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