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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.

May 23, 2017

Health·Top Stories

New Learning Center Gives Student Athletes a Place to Study

Santa Ana College provides students the opportunity to continue their education and advance their skills and talents. This does not just limit students to the classroom but also stays true on the

May 23, 2017

Sports·Top Stories

District Prepares For Possible Budget Shortfall

A continuing decline in enrollment and a possible economic downturn may leave Santa Ana College underfunded by 2020.

May 22, 2017

News·Top Stories

Magic In The Audience, Giants On Stage

On the release night of their debut album Into the Wind, American indie folk rockers, Magic Giant, graced the crowd at The Observatory's Constellation Room in Santa Ana with their bright, vivid

May 20, 2017

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Into the ’90s: TV and Music Go Back in Time

Some trends are meant to stay.

May 17, 2017

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Santa Ana College Club Set to Cheer This Fall

Cheer Club tryouts have ended and Santa Ana College will have an official cheer squad by the Fall.

May 6, 2017

Sports·Top Stories

A New Era Of Protest For Santa Ana’s Youth

In resistance to the election of President Donald J. Trump and his conservative policies, Santa Ana’s youth are finding their voices by marching, protesting and using their Constitutional rights to create change

May 3, 2017

News·Top Stories

‘Schools Not Prisons’ Uses Art to Uplift Santa Ana Youth

The stage was set. Guests piled into the dimly lit ballroom at the Delhi Community Center in Santa Ana on April 1, facing the modest stage that had been erected for a

April 26, 2017

Lifestyle·Top Stories

Coach Reyes Rebuilds Dons Women’s Swim Team

The Santa Ana College swim team has struggled for the past few years, but Head Coach Al Reyes is working to rebuild and unite a team that was in shambles just two

April 13, 2017

Sports·Top Stories

A Magical Night of Music at SACs Spring Spectacular

Composer Brian Kehlenbach made classical music relevant for newcomers by debuting a difficult upbeat and modern piece, Beside the Golden Door, at the sold-out Spring Spectacular Concert in Phillips Hall March 25.

April 5, 2017

Lifestyle·Top Stories

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