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NEWS ANALYSIS. Working with the same template as Occupy Wall Street, hundreds in Santa Ana began their protest in late October in front of the Ronald Reagan Federal Building where stringent ordinances

Santa Ana College awards more than $400,000 in scholarships annually, but fewer students are applying for them. To be eligible for a scholarship from SAC, students must be enrolled with at least

Support to legalize pot in California is growing despite federal crackdowns on medical marijuana dispensaries. Federal prosecutors announced in October their intention to shut down medical marijuana dispensaries that operate legally in

The Santa Ana College Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics program will receive about $530,000 a year to reach students and those from around the surrounding community. The grant is directed toward low-income

NEWS ANALYSIS: One Civic Center Plaza in Irvine, Calif. has become the epicenter for peaceful but passionate protest, forming a collective of people who claim to be fed up with corporate greed

Former Santa Ana College Speech Communications professor Kevin Strong passed away Oct. 29 after a years-long battle with spinal cancer and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease.

– Co-written by Robert Wojtkiewicz (elDon Co-Editor-in-Chief) and Evelyn kielich (el Don Style Editor) – The Santa Ana College International Student Program held its annual International Festival in the Quad on Thursday,

This time next year, students can expect to feel Big Brother over their shoulders as they surf the Internet on a new and improved Wi-Fi system. More than 450 cameras will be

As the pressure to go green increases, the number of available staff needed to keep up continues to drop. Budget cuts have sliced a large portion of maintenance staff, limiting Santa Ana

Santa Ana College alumna Jill Vallery jumped from working at a dance shop to the biggest stage on Earth. She should feel a little tired, a bit jet-lagged, her feet should hurt