Where’s the food on campus?
It’s 8 a.m. on a Monday and my stomach is growling. No milk in the fridge so no cereal for breakfast today. I hop on the bus for the hour and a
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On-campus vaccine clinic ends after one day
Starting in September, campus officials promoted a weekly on-campus clinic meant to bolster COVID-19 vaccination rates among students. It was called Vax Wednesdays, and was supposed to run weekly from 9 a.m.
3 vendors to check out at Patches and Pins
The Patches and Pins Expo is an open market that helps small businesses exhibit their artwork, allowing the vendors to earn money by sharing their stories and culture. By doing this, it
Santa Ana gets its own pop-up roller rink
During the Covid-19 pandemic many people quickly picked up interesting hobbies to pass the time. One activity quickly became a hit sensation: roller skating. According to Google Trends, roller skating searches increased
SAC launches “Vax For the Win” campaign
Santa Ana College is giving away $200 Campus Store gift cards to current students who are fully vaccinated. “Vax For the Win” is an incentive program funded by federal pandemic relief money
Santa Ana councilmember’s cousin was killed by Anaheim police in his district
It was a somber night last Thursday as the friends and family of Brandon Lopez gathered at a vigil for the slain 32-year-old cousin of a Santa Ana councilmember. A pile of
IN PHOTOS: A Weekend in the Life of Santa Ana College Students
Over one weekend in September, journalism students at Santa Ana College were asked to document their everyday lives. The assignment: make a photograph that shows others what it looks like to be
Dons tie to Hornets
Santa Ana women’s soccer faced off against the Fullerton College on Friday in a conference match. The final score was 1-1 after the Dons failed to maintain the lead. The Dons struggled
Women’s volleyball claims victory over Palomar
The women’s volleyball team defeated Palomar on Wednesday, Sept. 15 in Cook’s Gym. The match lasted over two hours with a final score of 3-2. The Dons were unable to keep up
In Photos: New Johnson Student Center
Five years after the closure of its predecessor, the new Johnson Student Center reopened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 27. With construction costing roughly $60 million, the JSC is home to