Dons suffer fourth straight loss
The Santa Ana Dons lost a tough game against Mt. San Jacinto Eagles by a final score of 42-20 on Saturday, September 24. These two teams met in an inaugural matchup last
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Dons emerge victorious against Cypress
The Santa Ana Dons continued their dominant start to the season by upsetting Cypress at home in five sets. Coming into the match the Dons were ranked 19th, while the Chargers were
“Black Adam” will bring variety to the repetitive DC movie lineup
Since 2014, fans have been raving for Black Adam, an anti-hero character in the DC Universe, to reach the big screen and finally, the fans are getting what they want. Featuring Dwayne
Late equalizer against the Dons
The Santa Ana Dons allowed the College of the Desert Roadrunners to get a late equalizer on Tuesday, Sept. 20. The Dons let the lead slip away in the 90th minute after
Dons lose to the Fullerton Hornets 56-7
The Santa Ana Dons lost a big rivalry game to the Fullerton Hornets by a final score of 56-7 on September 3. The two teams continued their historic rivalry, which has seen
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“Come back to where you came from and make it better”: How 2 new Santa Ana Councilmembers joined politics
Threats to democracy affect us all, and journalists across the country are working together today to highlight both ongoing anti-democratic efforts and what can be done to stop them. This story
Silencing student media is silencing our communities
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Students unwind from classes at The Spot
Students are beginning to spend recreational time at the Spot playing games or finding extra space to continue their studying. The spot provides a stress-free zone. It features two televisions, a movie
Cash for Credit pays students $50 per unit for staying enrolled
This fall semester, SAC students can receive up to $600 for just showing up to class. Students who are enrolled in a minimum of 6 units and maximum of 12 units through