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Dons Earn Straight-Set Victory Over San Diego City College

Santa Ana College women’s volleyball defeated San Diego City 3–0, earning a straight-set victory behind a strong offensive and defensive performance in their home opener. The Dons finished the match with 73

Orange International Street Fair brings people together through food and music

From bratwurst sausage to Greek baklava, thousands of people united to drink beer and eat food at the Old Town Orange International Street Fair over Labor Day weekend. The fair brings 14

SAC security, Santa Ana Police Department involved in on-campus arrest

An arrest was made outside of the Santa Ana College C building on Thursday, Sept. 10. The situation occurred after the suspect was allegedly taking pictures of a woman in a C

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