SAC’s New Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club Lets You Earn Belts and Rankings
SAC has started its first Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu club Sept. 25 by Mark Dearing, the Academic Computing Supervisor at SAC.
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SAC’s New Snack Truck Serves Hot Cheeto Elotes and Mangoneadas
El Pepino Loco, a food truck that prepares Mexican snacks and beverages, opened its doors for the first time today at Santa Ana College.
SAC Students Convince Board of Governors to Expand DACA Resolution
The California Community College Board of Governors will request for Congress to provide immediate and permanent legal protections for more than 10,000 undocumented community college students.
Broken Pipe Floods Johnson Center Classroom
A pipe burst on the second floor of the Johnson Center Monday afternoon, Sept. 11, leading to a student evacuation and a classroom closure.
Hundreds March Through Downtown Santa Ana to Defend DACA
Marching along the streets of downtown Santa Ana Tuesday, Luis Ramirez would not back down. With a megaphone clutched in his right hand and an army behind him, the sea of protesters
Here’s How to Turn Your SAC I.D. Into a Free OCTA Bus Pass
Santa Ana College students can now ride the bus for free with their school I.D. All you have to do is get a new free SAC I.D. card and activate it at
Orange International Street Fair Wraps Up 45th Year of Culture, Food and Beer
[slideshow_deploy id=’22077′] The Historic Orange Circle, closed off all surrounding streets Labor Day weekend and transformed into a fairground that featured food, clothes and beer from around the world. Each street
These O.C. Beer Fans Literally Run for Their Pints
It was a cool Monday afternoon with a slight breeze in the air.
Frida Kahlo’s Personal Photo Collection From Mexico City Arrives in Santa Ana
With the explicitness of her self-portraits, the legacy of painter Frida Kahlo flourishes over half a century after her death.
West Nile Virus Season Is Here
Summer is almost here and most people are overjoyed. However, summer in Southern California provides the perfect environment for a deadly species to thrive: the mosquito, carrying the West Nile Virus.