Star linebacker Blaze Iglesias wasn’t expected to play in the Southern California Bowl. At kickoff, he was in street clothes due to an injury in SAC’s last game. But after the first
Fashion Design Major, Nicole Rivas, wanted something that combined art and sewing so she took one semester to explore different classes at Santa Ana College. She took a piano class, an art
The old women’s wrestling club had to pay admission fees to participate in wrestling tournaments. They had to carpool to their meets since they did not have a van to fit everyone.
When Santa Ana basketball stepped into Bill Cook Gymnasium on Monday evening, they knew they were lacing up for a marathon. The Dons lost this game due to their erratic play. They
Santa Ana women’s basketball looked like a team to be feared in their third game of the season. From the opening tipoff, they were surgical and more physical than their opponent, Grossmont
Collaborations from outside dance companies made this fall semester the biggest in Santa Ana College history, according to dance department co-chair Heather Gillette. Nannette Brodie dance-theater, a legendary dance company from Long
Reporter Daniela Derramadero asked SAC students about how they honor and celebrate their loved ones. “I am actually remembering two lives. My grandpa and my grandma. My grandpa is from my mom’s
Santa Ana College men’s soccer defeated Golden West College on Tuesday, Nov. 7, by a final of 2-0. They currently sit entwined together in the Orange Empire Conference standings at fifth and
A homeless motivational speaker, a UA high school student, and the Ultimate Lucky Student walked into classroom N-117. It may seem like a random event is taking place. In reality, just a
Fall 2022 Check out the stories we published in print through our website: Deadlines you should know if you plan to transfer out by Kevin Rodriguez // Photo by Edgar Galvan