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LIVE UPDATES: Entering Phase Three allows county to reopen barber shops and nail salons, as well as churches.
As of June 6, 2020, updates on this page have been discontinued. Here’s what we know: As the county begins to reopen, what does that mean for you? Orange County bars, gyms,
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Author Recent Posts el Don News Latest posts by el Don News (see all) Read our Fall 2023 Print: Vol. 100 No. 1 - October 23, 2023 Santa Ana College Awarded State
Remembering Kathy Patterson Beloved SAC English Professor of 29 years
Kathy Patterson, retired English professor and former Honors Transfer Program coordinator, died July 27 after a long battle against rheumatoid arthritis and lung disease. A dedicated English professor for 29 years and
Dons tie to Panthers in season opener
Santa Ana College women’s soccer tied 0-0 to West Los Angeles College on Friday. The Dons were struggling in the first half to connect on passes or create space off dribble. As
51st annual Orange International Street Fair is another success
Over 42 booths decorated streets, each one dedicated to 14 different ethnicities, including cuisines from Greece, Brazil, Mexico, Germany and more. The Orange International Street Fair celebrated its 51st anniversary at the
Dons football exhibition provides hope for upcoming season
The Santa Ana College football team, last year’s Southern California Bowl champions, reopened this season with an impressive exhibition game versus East Los Angeles College. Now heading into their first season with
Back to school recap: Thrive Center, construction, wasps and security escorts
Wasps found throughout campus By Lizett Gallos Students may notice active wasp nests around campus, such as around the Johnson Student Center. “[These types of] wasps are a normal and natural part