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Staff Editorial Accidents happen, but campus officials should have seen this one coming years ago. A 200-pound slab of concrete from Russell Hall broke loose and crashed three stories below Monday. Fortunately, no

By: Aaron Vasquez The National Security Agency is in the news for accusations of invasion of privacy, but we’ve been doing that for years through social media. We need to be wary

Staff Editorial Despite its $5.6 million price tag  the soccer field is an investment for the future. It’s great when a plan comes together. When President Erlinda Martinez arrived at Santa Ana College, she

VIDEO GAMES: Ever played a $60 four-hour video game? Things have gone too far: The hyper-expensive development costs mean every supposed success comes at too high a price. Even titles that sell

CAMPUS: Don’t run the stop signs on campus. Every day while crossing College Avenue I see that almost every driver ignores them. If they attempt a stop it’s usually a “California roll.”

Feds challenge court order allowing access to emergency contraception to teens without a prescription. The Justice Department filed a notice of appeal over U.S. District Judge Edward Korman’s ruling, ordering the U.S.

MEDIA: After breaking news from the Associated Press Twitter account reported two bombs had detonated in the White House, with President Obama injured, Wall Street went into a $200-billion freefall. The news

SOCIAL NETWORKING: “Catfishing,” a disturbing and growing online trend, happens when someone creates a false social media account in hopes of luring someone into an emotional, and in many cases romantic, relationship.