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Fullerton students salsa into celebrating LGBTQIA2S+ History Month
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Fullerton College’s LGBTQIA2S+ hosted the 5th annual LGBTQIA2S+ History Month Kick-Off in the Cruz Reynoso Courtyard on Oct. 7. Attendees had the chance to learn various styles of Latinx dance, craft felt quilts while learning about queer art history, and learn about local resources that support the LGBTQIA2S+ community. “A lot of times when we...
Fullerton College set to host first public mural on campus
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Fullerton residents will have the chance to participate in a communal hands-on effort to create Fullerton College’s first public mural by the 2300 building starting Oct. 12, hosted by the Ethnic Studies and Student Equity Division. The event features community paint days on various Mondays throughout October and November from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m....
Sudden-death goal in third overtime period gave Rio Hondo the edge over Fullerton
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Four periods of regulation and two additional overtime periods were not enough to decide the winner of the men’s water polo game between Fullerton and Rio Hondo on Wednesday, Oct. 9. The third overtime period saw officials call for sudden-death, or last-goal wins, in which the Roadrunners successfully secured the last-minute victory. The four regulation...
More degrees, more opportunities headed to Fullerton College
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The beginning of the fall 2026 semester saw the introduction of the Bachelor of Science in Drone and Autonomous Systems program, Fullerton College’s first bachelor’s program. The four-year program aims to prepare students in the field of autonomous technology, teaching students how to handle hands-on flight operations, safety management, advanced sensor tech
Orange County District 4 Board of Supervisors candidates discuss various residents’ concerns
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Fullerton College political science department hosted the Orange County District 4 Board of Supervisors candidate forum on Oct. 5, giving attendees the chance to ask questions to the candidates. Candidates Tim Shaw, endorsed by the Republican Party, and Connor Traut, current Buena Park mayor endorsed by the Democratic Party, answered questions about local is
Love hurts – Hornets sting the Cougars in dominant win
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Freshman running back Josh Love delivered an anchoring performance in a high-scoring win for the Hornets on Oct. 8 against College of the Canyons. Love shined with 129 yards on the ground, 48 yards in the air, and 2 rushing touchdowns in a dominant 40-22 win. Hornet’s sophomore quarterback Corin Rynder dazzled the crowd in...
Opinion: To have kids, or not to have kids; that is the question
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Living in America, the idea of the nuclear family and larger households has always been pushed onto its population through TV shows such as “The Brady Bunch,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” and more recently, “The Loud House.” However, it is now becoming increasingly harder to find an incentive to have children. The whole world is...
Opinion: Bringing ‘hopecore’ to the polls of this midterm election
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According to the United States Census Bureau, Midterm elections have the lowest voter turnout. The agency has been tracking this number since 1964. In 2022, ages 18-24 had a 26% voter turnout, while ages 25-44 fell under the second-lowest age group to not vote, with a 39% turnout. On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Californians will have...
Fullerton College and Cal State Fullerton debut new Future Titan Center
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Representatives from Fullerton College and Cal State Fullerton debuted the grand opening of the Future Titan Center at the Cruz Reynoso Courtyard on Oct. 1, introducing a new system that will seamlessly allow FC students to transfer to CSUF. The opening ceremony was led by CSUF Assistant Vice President Jessica Barco along with Director of...
Knott’s Scary Farm returns with another season of scares
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As the wind gets colder, the events start to turn spookier at Knott’s Berry Farm. he park turns foggy, with ominous music playing around the theme park. Scare actors fill each unique scare zone and maze, giving a bone-chilling experience. This year, Knott’s Scary Farm introduced 2 new mazes, “Inked” and “Unearthed. “Inked” is about...
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