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  • February 23, 2023

Thrive Center offers free groceries, snacks contraceptives, and diapers

The Thrive Center is a basic needs center eligible for all Santa Ana College students as a resource, located in

Health and Wellness Center distributes free COVID-19 test kits

SAC’s Health and Wellness Center is giving out free Covid-19 testing kits to students.   The testing kits are first come

Mental Health Matters: Read our zine, listen to our podcast

Let’s talk mental health. For the last two semesters, our staff has covered the topic beyond just talking through feelings

Students fight for mental relief under the weight of the pandemic

Editor’s note: Please see below for the accompanying podcast and zine. It’s a foggy Tuesday morning and Veronica overslept for

Image By: Julie Leopo

Vaccines Coming to All California Adults in April

Beginning April 1 all California residents over the age of 50 will become eligible for COVID 19 vaccinations, after that

Nurse walking back to POD station at SAC/ Image By: Julian Reynoso

How To Find Out If You’re Eligible For a Covid-19 Vaccine

Orange County Residents can receive the Covid-19 Vaccine if they are within eligible phases and between age 16-64 with high-risk

Image of Librada Leopo's bandage from Covid-19 Vaccine/ Image by: Julie Leopo

OPINION: Why was it so hard for my mother to find a vaccine appointment?

Is the fact that there are so many ways to make an appointment for a Covid-19 vaccine making the process

POD at Santa Ana College/ Image By: Julian Reynoso

Vaccines Will Be Allocated to California’s Low-Income Communites

Governor Newsom confirmed earlier this month that going forward 40% of California’s vaccines will be allocated to low-income communities across

Orange County Opens COVID POD at SAC

Just three days after its opening, the COVID vaccine point of dispensing (POD) at Santa Ana College has been temporarily

Online therapy helps students tackle mental health during pandemic

Depression, lack of motivation and anxiety are all normal feelings for teenagers tackling their first semester of college. Reina didn’t