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The Diversity Advisory Committee has proposed new mural art to be painted by Fullerton College Art students on campus. This aims to increase representation and create a sense of belonging for students coming from different cultural backgrounds.
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Misael Gonzalez is a disciplined athlete with lofty dreams. If Gonzalez had a could play for any professional soccer club in the world, it would be Manchester City, a club based in England.
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According to the Dean of Enrollment and member of FCs APIDA support team, Albert Abutin, a new APIDA Center set to open in the 100 building during spring semester, 2024.
Fullerton College APIDA Student Forum gives students a voice
Pedro Saravia, News Editor • November 28, 2023

Fullerton College is set to build a new APIDA Center for Asian American and Pacific Islander students on the second floor of the 100 building. With many APIDA events planned for spring 2024, the inauguration of the center is set to be held next semester,...

Going Abroad higher the chances to find a job when graduating. The Fullerton College study abroad program offers aid and guidance to make this a possibility for many students.
Is it worth it to empty your wallet and go abroad?
Ciara Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
Angie Sanchez prepares to celebrate Veterans Day on Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023.
Profile: The best of both worlds
Romina Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
California Faculty Association members have a gathering at California State University, Fullerton on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023.
California Faculty United demand higher salary
Pedro Saravia, News Editor
The Israeli–Palestinian conflict is an ongoing military and political conflict in the Levant. It began in 1948, and it is one of the worlds longest continuing conflicts.
Fear for the Homeland
CJ Womack, Matthew Gonzalez, and Pedro Saravia
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Hornets freshman guard Christian Watson sizes up Wolverines freshman guard Kenyani Lee. Watson led Fullerton in scoring with a game high 18 points.
Hornets use a huge run to propel themselves past the Wolverines
Quinn Cisneros, Sports Editor • November 30, 2023
Hornet sophomore tight-end Cameron Woods hauls in a touchdown for the Hornets against the Pirates in the SCFA Semifinal matchup on Nov. 25, 2023.
The Hornets season ends in heartbreaking fashion
Brian Mack, Staff Reporter
Hornets freshman forward Hayden Kenny locks his eyes up field looking to attack on the offensive side of the pitch in a 4-1 victory over the Rustlers on Nov. 9, 2023.
Photo Gallery: Hornets finish the season off strong against Rustlers
Quinn Cisneros and Ciara Gonzalez
Hornets freshman guard Addy GBye looks to jab step to create some space from Pirates freshman guard Jesse Freeman on Nov. 7, 2023.
Bench leads the way in Hornets victory over Pirates
Matthew Gonzalez, Staff Reporter
The Hornet Staff Reporters and Editors discuss a wide variety of sports on this episode of the Around the Hornet Podcast.
Around the Hornet: Hot Take Machine
Che Womack and Quinn Cisneros
Arts and Culture
FC CARE, CalWORKS, FYSI and Rising Scholars presents the 27th Adopt-An-Angel event on Saturday, Dec. 9.
Adopt-An-Angel brings the season of giving to Fullerton College
Ronette Johnson, Staff Reporter • November 24, 2023
Nolan Void performs during Sounds for Solidarity on Nov. 16, 2023.
“Sounds for Solidarity” plays music for Palestine
Ciara Gonzalez, Staff Reporter • November 19, 2023
Evan Hanson (Bogdan, Mac, Marshall, Server 4, Voice Over Radio 2) and Rica Anonas dream about the future.
Review: Questioning the future of humanity in “Fourth Planet”
Romina Gonzalez, Staff Reporter • November 16, 2023
(From left to right) James Escobar, Chloe Serrano, and Hetvi Patel pose for a selfie in front of of the first generation student back drop at the college resource fair on Tuesday, Nov 7.
Fullerton College addresses common challenges first-generation students face
Pedro Saravia, News Editor • November 12, 2023
The Around the Hornet Podcast is a show that shares sports news and provides opinions of college students on each given topic in sports. The co-hosts are Quinn Cisneros, Sports Desk Editor and Che Womack, Staff Reporter for The Hornet newspaper, Fullerton College's independent news outlet. Cisneros has been involved with every episode of "Around the Hornet" in multiple capacities, and Womack currently works in the podcast game with "Cut the Noise" and for "Two Nobodies with a Mic."
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Brian Mack, Staff Reporter • November 10, 2023
Kicker Fabrizio Pinton benefited from the original time frame of the NCAA transfer portal, leaving the Air Force Academy to kick for the Fighting Illini of the University of Illinois. This new transfer limitation could have negative effects for players who are not happy with the situations theyre in.
Opinion: Good luck trying to transfer now, college athletes
CJ Womack, Staff Reporter
Deferred Action for Children Arrivals (DACA) temporally protects undocumented migrants in The United States, without an offered path to documentation.
Opinion: Neither terminating or extending DACA will help Dreamers and their families
Pedro Saravia and Sara Leon
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