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Photo Essay: Hornet Women’s Soccer team holds the Dons down at home

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After four consecutive losses at home, the Hornets beat the Dons, 2-1, with goals from Hayden Davis and Edie Pfefferkorn on Tuesday, Oct. 20. From the beginning of the match, Fullerton pressured Santa Ana with continuous attacks and charges towards the Dons’ goal. Hornets’ forward Davis capitalized with constant pressure, scoring the first goal of...

Lost in the Grooves: Sorry, it’s not ‘Thursday’

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Editor’s Note: This article discusses intense depictions of emotional abuse and other topics that may be distressing. Reader discretion is advised. Lost in the Grooves is a bi-weekly column where we revisit overlooked, underappreciated, and downright strange entries in artists’ back catalogues. Abel Tesfaye, known as The Weeknd, is a global star acclaimed fo

Hornet Media staff attends 13th annual Journalism Association of Community Colleges Regional Conference

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Fullerton College Hornet Media students won awards and competed in on-the-spot contests for the 13th annual Journalism Association of Community Colleges (JACC) Regional Conference held at California State University Northridge (CSUN) on Oct. 10. Members from the magazine staff, Inside Fullerton, and the newspaper staff, The Hornet, participated in breakout s

Roses and roses for the Anaheim High School Colonist Band and Pageantry

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Before Anaheim High School’s home football game against Garden Grove on Sept. 18, the Anaheim High School Band and Pageantry was awarded the opportunity to march in the Rose Parade in 2028 for the first time, making it the fourth school within the Anaheim Union High School District to receive the honor. Each student from...

Fullerton blows out Cypress in 18-1 landslide

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Fullerton College dominated district and Orange Empire Conference rivals, Cypress College, at home base on Wed., Oct. 14. The Hornets immediately acted once the game began and ended all four quarters with several goals scored within eight minutes. The Hornets started attacking immediately when utility Claire Timmermans threw the ball straight to the Chargers

Fullerton College reimagines ‘Frankenstein’ in the age of AI

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Correction — Oct. 15, 2026: An earlier version of this article, published Oct. 14, incorrectly listed Bender Kynaston’s name as “Bryan Kynaston.” The error has been corrected. In a time shaped by technology, Guillermo del Toro’s Netflix movie “Frankenstein” asks what happens when a scientist tampers with the human body to cheat death. But at...

Fullerton on cloud nine as they cruise Santiago Canyon, 9-0

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Fullerton College returned to Sherbeck Field with a dominant performance against Santiago Canyon College on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The Hornets had nine different players score their goals as they ended the game 9-0, their largest winning margin of the season. The Hornets started the game in full control of the ball. By the sixth minute,...

Newsom vetoes 713, bill aimed at supporting undocumented students through paid college jobs

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On Sept. 20, Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed bill 713, which would prevent California’s higher education institutions from disqualifying a student from a campus job for not being able to provide government-issued work authorization. Assembly Bill 713 states, “The University of California, the California State University, or the California Community Colleges sha

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....

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