Sometimes life throws a screwball at you, and sometimes Emily Rosas is the one on the rubber. The All-Orange Empire Conference first-team pitcher is in her third and final season for the
By Kate Harker The number of homeless students at Santa Ana College is currently unknown because the most recent survey conducted was in 2019, before the pandemic. The 2019 Food Pantry Survey,
Orange County based filmmaker and Santiago Canyon College alum, Braden Swope, is a testament to putting in hard work and reaping the rewards. After success with short films, he challenged his abilities
In light of declining local case rates and hospitalizations, masks are now optional indoors at Santa Ana College. Even with two employees testing positive last week for COVID-19, reported cases have dropped
Byline: Emma McMillen and Sergio Gutierrez Murder, adultery and cigar rolling. An ensemble cast of theatre students, alumni and faculty will showcase the juiciest play of the semester this weekend. Anna in
After a neck and neck match, the Dons came back to beat the Lasers 5-4 on April 19. With a great defensive showcase from sophomore shortstop Brock Denbo. In the sixth inning,
Byline: Adam Ponce and Emily Hernandez We followed students in Santa Ana College’s ceramics program to uncover what has been going on in their studio since classes resumed last semester. Students of
There’s no ethical consumption in capitalism, but even your local drugstore carries affordable beauty products that cause less harm. Testing on animals is a practice that should be considered ancient in today’s
Byline: Words by Emily Hernandez and Miranda Navarro Isabel Gonzalez crossed the Mexican border when she was only 7 years old. She and her younger brother left everything behind with no parents
“Yes, we’re going to teach you how to hack,” said Dean of Business, Madeline Grant, to the laughs in the crowd at the Cyber Center grand opening Feb. 24. “Cause you can’t