Whether it was sitting on my cousin’s bed and watching the Michael Jackson – Number Ones DVD after dinner or listening to Donna Summer’s On the Radio: Greatest Hits Volumes I &
April Fools’ Day is a holiday where trust issues are at an all-time high. I’ve had bad experiences with this holiday over the years, from prank posts to news from my sister
Now at your local dispensary, Kiva’s Camino gummies in the “Social Sparkling Pear” hybrid flavor can help you reduce your anxiety. Its formula uses 2mg of THC and 6mg of CBD to
On a rainy Saturday morning, Project Rise Student Club and Rising Scholars held their third annual car show. The purpose of the event was to raise scholarship funds. Jessica Jurado is the
There are people on campus who can directly impact the lives of students. Dahiana Crabil, adjunct academic counselor for Project Rise and undocumented students is one of those individuals. What makes her
The Asian Pacific Student Program celebrated a special event for many Asian cultures, the Lunar New Year, by welcoming about 250 SAC students to its new center on Thursday. The event started
The SAC Cafe at the Johnson Center has extended its hours to better accommodate hungry students and those in need of a caffeine boost. The cafe now operates from 8 a.m. to
The Don Bookstore’s new varsity jackets released at the end of fall semester are now a big hit this semester. The new jackets are not connected to the college’s athletics department or
Professors had to get creative during the pandemic with the way they prepared for semester-end concerts, where songs like “Invitation to Love”, composed by faculty Brian Kehlenbach, were meant to be premiered.
All the students in the Beginning Sewing class have been working on their finals both in class and during the fashion lab hours. Students are using Simplicity patterns to help them in