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Pablo "Paco" Duran waves to the crowd after his performance of Nunca La Olvidé by Julio Caesar at Fullerton College's first Latinx Heritage Month Open Mic hosted by Scholars Unidos on Sept. 17, 2025. The song describes heartbreak and the realization that the singer has to move on from the love he cherishes, but no matter what he does, he will always remember her.

Fullerton College’s first open mic puts Hispanic student voices in the spotlight

September 18, 2025

Jack Overton takes a desperate shot on goal as Fullerton fights back, being 3-1 down.

The Coyotes men’s soccer team cruises by the Hornets in a dominant 4-1 win

September 17, 2025

Fullerton College welcomes the new Division of Ethnic Studies at the start of the 2025-2026 school year.

From department to division, ethnic studies gets an upgrade

September 17, 2025

Lotteria has a vibrant red storefront featuring whimsical hamburger-themed signage that draws attention

Lotteria! Fullerton wins South Korea’s #1 burger spot over Irvine with help from Mayor Fred Jung

September 16, 2025

Fullerton Quarterback, Chris Lundsberg, gets set to throw a pass while his linemen give him a perfect pocket in a home game against Saddleback in Fullerton, Calif. on Sep. 13, 2025.

Fullerton defeats Saddleback and gets 2-1 on the season

September 14, 2025

The American and Mexican flags are placed on the grille. This car can be seen starting Sept. 13 at Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center.

Cruising to a new perspective: “The expression of a vibrant community”

September 12, 2025

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Trending Stories

Lace code is a way for those in the punk community to communicate their views on race, sexual orientation and gang activity.Photo by Logan Martinez

Lace Code was once an informal way to express yourself in the punk scene, but is it still used today?

Lotteria has a vibrant red storefront featuring whimsical hamburger-themed signage that draws attention

Lotteria! Fullerton wins South Korea’s #1 burger spot over Irvine with help from Mayor Fred Jung

Jordan Sturtz, founder of The Good Strange Collective, brings the local OC community together through fun and inclusive spaces.

The Good Strange Collective builds up small businesses and cultivates a sense of belonging in Orange County

Assistant Coach Michel Alvarez shows the players their next strategy for the second half of the game during a huddle.

No buzz, all bite: Cougars take over the hive

Foward Natalie Ramos holds the ball against LA Harbor's goalkeeper and defenders as she comes close to scoring her second goal on Sept. 9, 2025 at Fullerton.

The Hornets fight back with a 1-0 win at home

Manicurist Polly Nguyễn at First Impression Salon in Los Alamitos, Calif. (Matthew Lazaga and Juliana Vargas)

Beneath the Polish: The Untold Stories of Vietnamese Nail Workers

Fullerton Quarterback, Chris Lundsberg, gets set to throw a pass while his linemen give him a perfect pocket in a home game against Saddleback in Fullerton, Calif. on Sep. 13, 2025.

Fullerton defeats Saddleback and gets 2-1 on the season

Students sit on benches at Fullerton College while they scroll through their phones.

WHY-Fi? Student Wi-Fi out for new and returning students

Update: Fullerton College student charged with felony for writing threatening note referencing “school shooting”

Update: Fullerton College student charged with felony for writing threatening note referencing “school shooting”

An attendee of the opening night of The Dark Room: Selections from the Fullerton College Collection admires the fabric appliqué work of Leslie Gabrielse in her piece, The Flute Player, circa 1992.

Are you afraid of the dark?

Pablo "Paco" Duran waves to the crowd after his performance of Nunca La Olvidé by Julio Caesar at Fullerton College's first Latinx Heritage Month Open Mic hosted by Scholars Unidos on Sept. 17, 2025. The song describes heartbreak and the realization that the singer has to move on from the love he cherishes, but no matter what he does, he will always remember her.

Fullerton College’s first open mic puts Hispanic student voices in the spotlight

September 18, 2025

Jack Overton takes a desperate shot on goal as Fullerton fights back, being 3-1 down.

The Coyotes men’s soccer team cruises by the Hornets in a dominant 4-1 win

September 17, 2025

Fullerton College welcomes the new Division of Ethnic Studies at the start of the 2025-2026 school year.

From department to division, ethnic studies gets an upgrade

September 17, 2025

Lotteria has a vibrant red storefront featuring whimsical hamburger-themed signage that draws attention

Lotteria! Fullerton wins South Korea’s #1 burger spot over Irvine with help from Mayor Fred Jung

September 16, 2025

Fullerton Quarterback, Chris Lundsberg, gets set to throw a pass while his linemen give him a perfect pocket in a home game against Saddleback in Fullerton, Calif. on Sep. 13, 2025.

Fullerton defeats Saddleback and gets 2-1 on the season

September 14, 2025

The American and Mexican flags are placed on the grille. This car can be seen starting Sept. 13 at Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center.

Cruising to a new perspective: “The expression of a vibrant community”

September 12, 2025

Decorative Background

Trending Stories

Lace code is a way for those in the punk community to communicate their views on race, sexual orientation and gang activity.Photo by Logan Martinez

Lace Code was once an informal way to express yourself in the punk scene, but is it still used today?

Lotteria has a vibrant red storefront featuring whimsical hamburger-themed signage that draws attention

Lotteria! Fullerton wins South Korea’s #1 burger spot over Irvine with help from Mayor Fred Jung

Jordan Sturtz, founder of The Good Strange Collective, brings the local OC community together through fun and inclusive spaces.

The Good Strange Collective builds up small businesses and cultivates a sense of belonging in Orange County

Assistant Coach Michel Alvarez shows the players their next strategy for the second half of the game during a huddle.

No buzz, all bite: Cougars take over the hive

Foward Natalie Ramos holds the ball against LA Harbor's goalkeeper and defenders as she comes close to scoring her second goal on Sept. 9, 2025 at Fullerton.

The Hornets fight back with a 1-0 win at home

Manicurist Polly Nguyễn at First Impression Salon in Los Alamitos, Calif. (Matthew Lazaga and Juliana Vargas)

Beneath the Polish: The Untold Stories of Vietnamese Nail Workers

Fullerton Quarterback, Chris Lundsberg, gets set to throw a pass while his linemen give him a perfect pocket in a home game against Saddleback in Fullerton, Calif. on Sep. 13, 2025.

Fullerton defeats Saddleback and gets 2-1 on the season

Students sit on benches at Fullerton College while they scroll through their phones.

WHY-Fi? Student Wi-Fi out for new and returning students

Update: Fullerton College student charged with felony for writing threatening note referencing “school shooting”

Update: Fullerton College student charged with felony for writing threatening note referencing “school shooting”

An attendee of the opening night of The Dark Room: Selections from the Fullerton College Collection admires the fabric appliqué work of Leslie Gabrielse in her piece, The Flute Player, circa 1992.

Are you afraid of the dark?

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