A new interim president began on July 1 after previous Fullerton College interim president Gilbert J. Contreras’ contract was not renewed following allegations at the June 14 NOCCCD Board of Trustees meeting that were made public through social media.
During the pandemic, Fullerton College made changes in grading and class formatting. But now, questions on what is best for students are beginning to rise.
Weir Canyon Trail in Anaheim is a great hike for the panoramic views and exercise.
The Cal Grant deadline was extended and the new cutoff point is approaching. Here is some information about what it is and how to apply.
Two standout opera singers have time in the Fullerton College spotlight before summer plans and transferring to Cal State, Long Beach.
Across from Fullerton College lays a small spot that packs a big and delicious punch.
15 weeks down, only 1 to go, and with 1 in-person class, I broke down all the reasons I loved my in-person class.
During the pandemic, Fullerton College made changes in grading and class formatting. But now, questions on what is best for students are beginning to rise.
The Cal Grant deadline was extended and the new cutoff point is approaching. Here is some information about what it is and how to apply.
A new composting law aims to reduce methane by limiting the amount of organic waste sent to landfills. The Hornet interviewed the Interim Director of Sustainability to find out how Fullerton College is fulfilling the new requirements.
Fullerton College’s new Instructional Humanities Building formally opened with positive response.
Fullerton College plans to lift the indoor mask mandate for the upcoming fall semester.
Fullerton College’s annual night at Angel Stadium came back swinging for the first time in over two years on Saturday.
Meet the people behind the Clothesline Project and the MMIW Awareness week who came together on Tuesday to give a platform and raise awareness for victims of sexual assault, violence, and other tragedies.
A 26-years-old Irvine resident is suspected of killing two 23-years-old Anaheim residents in their apartment located in the heart of Anaheim adjacent to Angel Stadium.
The search will continue for Fullerton College’s president after none of the three finalists were selected for the position.
The three finalists for Fullerton College president answered questions and discussed their strengths at an open forum on campus.
Check out some of Fullerton College’s free student services which may have been overlooked.
The NOCCCD Board of Trustees voted to make changes to the current vaccine mandate.
Fullerton Mayor Fred Jung gave updates about things like affordable housing developments, new jobs, and the Fox Theatre at the State of the City Address and Luncheon hosted at CSUF.
As people around the world fight over Ukraine’s independence, Valentina Purtell, a Ukrainian native, and president of North Orange Continuing Education hopes to continue using her experience to help support Ukrainian refugees.
Hornets are knee-deep in the semester but masks and checking in are still required so actually making it into the classroom can be an arduous and time-consuming process. Here’s what you need to know.
Eloy Ortiz Oakley, the California community colleges chancellor, spoke to reporters and student advisors about financial aid deadlines, student enrollment, and the economic impact that community colleges have on California.
After a long history at the Hive Buzzy the Hornet, the beloved Fullerton College mascot, has a fire new look!
A homicide on Feb.10 near Fullerton College, involved a shooting that left one person dead and another injured. No arrests have been made.
Data illustrates stymied plans and the continued loss of students as the spring semester kicks off.
The COVID-19 omicron variant surge has changed return to campus plans at Fullerton College. Here are some of the things to expect.
Fullerton College is offering around 61% of its available courses for Spring 2022 online, partly due to students who wished to remain online or on zoom. Enrollment has also decreased.
The recruitment process to hire deans for the Humanities, Fine Arts, Math and Natural Sciences Divisions has started at Fullerton College.
Weir Canyon Trail in Anaheim is a great hike for the panoramic views and exercise.
Across from Fullerton College lays a small spot that packs a big and delicious punch.
As mental health awareness week draws near, take a look inside a new service being offered at Fullerton College.
Enjoy food, music, and festivities at these local spots this Cinco de Mayo.
Fresh Produce! Live Music! And so much food! A Thursday night out at Downtown Fullerton’s Market offers entertainment and shopping for the whole family.
The Hawks Pointe trail to the water tower is a relatively short but at times challenging hike that, on a clear day, offers up some of the best views of both Los Angeles and Orange County in Fullerton.
Feeling hungry enough to get more than just a snack from a vending machine? Then consider checking out these taco spots located in the Downtown Fullerton area.
San Juan Capistrano, where you can eat, shop, and take a trip back in time. It’s also closer than you think.
Thrifting gives the shopper options at an affordable price. Whether you are searching for a rare piece of clothing or a candle to set a mood, thrift shops have you covered.
Fullerton City Council approved the contract to study the proposal from the Orange County Fire Authority to absorb the Fullerton Fire Department.
On March 15, members voted to end the temporary outdoor dining program at the Fullerton City Council meeting. The program was started in May 2020 to help businesses say afloat during the pandemic.
Unpack the green attire and join Fullertonians at one of the many St. Patrick’s Day celebrations planned for this Thursday, March 17.
On the forefront of the southern fried chicken-craze is Clyde’s Hot Chicken in Downtown Fullerton. Come with a craving, leave with satisfaction.
The Fullerton Loop, with its diverse terrain and sweeping views, is a multi-use trail that provides a nature reprieve in the middle of an urban setting.
West Coyote Hills spans over 217.8 acres across Fullerton. Here’s why it’s an important pillar of our community.
After a recent vote by the Fullerton City Council, about 70% of the electricity Fullerton residents use could soon be generated by renewable energy sources.
A charming little spot, Fullerton’s Sushi Joint prides itself on its fresh fish and fun atmosphere.
Wander through the streets of downtown Fullerton and enjoy an evening of laughs and ghost stories with strangers.
The Orange County Black History Parade & Unity Festival returned to Anaheim in 2022 after a hiatus due to the pandemic. The event featured floats, youth groups, celebrities, live music and even double dutch jump rope.
Fullerton’s Les Amis Restaurant & Lounge has a distinctive vibe so whether it’s to enjoy some sports or the intricacies of fine food, or even the perfect blending of atmospheres fine or casual, Les Amis just might check all of the boxes.
The city of Fullerton wants your help in designing new districts based on the 2020 census data. There is one more redistricting workshop available to the public on Feb. 10.
Veronese Gallery Cafe is a love letter to the artist, the student, and the cafe connoisseur. Come for the food, stay for the atmosphere.
Two standout opera singers have time in the Fullerton College spotlight before summer plans and transferring to Cal State, Long Beach.
The Fullerton College Theatre Arts Department closes out the spring semester with “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” This is not an average detective story. This is a story about family, love, and the lies we tell ourselves to keep our family safe.
Tonight at 7:30 p.m., audiences can expect fun, upbeat tunes and a lot of Brazilian music: the Jazz class is about to perform. Before the performance can commence, here is a behind-the-scenes look at the class.
The 2022 Fullerton College Student Art Exhibition showcased art in different mediums taught in art classes throughout the year.
Symphonic Winds had the first of their live performances this season at the Fullerton College Campus Theatre and many members look forward to this semester’s performances.
Alumni of Fullerton College gathered in support to donate scholarship money for students looking for a future in the theater arts.
After two years, the French Film Festival returns to Fullerton College for four nights of culture, films, and community.
To celebrate Women’s History Month, The Hornet highlights a few women storytellers in Hollywood that features shows, a movie, and a podcast.
Chris Sickels is Fullerton College’s 2022 Artist in Residence. His visit has generated interest amongst students interested in stop motion animation.
The Fullerton College Theatre arts department’s performance of The Hunchback of Notre Dame had a spectacular show for their opening night.
Jose Guadalupe Posada created over 20,000 works of art, which created a legacy of Calaveras, or skull images used prominently in Day of the Dead art.
San Diego trio almost monday kicked off their tour in Santa Ana with funky pop beats and a ton of energy.
The Hornet staff takes a look at some of their favorite pieces that represent Black people and Black history.
Traveling through the gardens at The Muck, The Electric Theatre Company’s immersive world of “Alice in Wonderland” invites attendees to step into the mad world of Wonderland.
Art 122 offers a unique experience to students, putting them smack dab in the middle of organizing, designing and arranging exhibitions at the Fullerton College Art Gallery and Fullerton Museum Center.
With “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” now in rehearsals, cast and crew make the best out of a looming threat. Taking all the COVID-19 precautions necessary, the first musical theater performance in two years promises not to disappoint.
Catch “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” for the FC Theater Arts Department final two performances. Set in a slightly modern era, the storylines of love and magic should not be missed.
There is only one week left to visit the “Land as Kin” exhibit at the Muckenthaler and Fullerton Museum. The exhibit showcases Native American artwork in different mediums like paintings, spoken word, sculptures, installations, and more.
FC theater department prepares for their first performance with a live audience since their last production in the fall of 2019.
Take a look at the reintroduction of this years Knott’s Scary Farm, where nightmares never end. From shows to mazes, visitors are in for a frightening good time.
With Halloween creeping just around the corner, Maverick Theater opens its doors once more to bring you the stage production of “Night of the Living Dead.”
Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights, seven mazes and terror tram, ranked.
15 weeks down, only 1 to go, and with 1 in-person class, I broke down all the reasons I loved my in-person class.
As more food banks become established on college campuses across the nation, Fullerton Colleges’ very own food bank challenges the stereotypes associated with food insecurity.
Online learning could hold the key to bringing enrollment back to pre-pandemic levels.
Senior dogs get adopted from rescues and shelters at a much slower rate than young dogs. Although, when considering all of the details, this should not be the case.
The city of Fullerton has gone back and forth on the legalization of marijuana dispensaries this past year.
The future for re-opening California is seemingly optimistic as many Californians get ready to return to open bars, live concerts and nights out at the movies. However, the state is not fully out of the woods.
A headline and article regarding a Garden Grove vigil for the lives lost in the racially charged Atlanta shootings titled ‘The facts and the furious: community rallies support for Asian Americans’ required revision after being deemed tone deaf and inappropriate.
Foodservice workers suffer from some of the highest mortality rates from COVID-19. Given that a large population of the student body is employed in high-risk industries, they should be more aware of how to best protect themselves as schools transition to in-person learning.
1949 classic “Baby It’s Cold Outside” is still under scrutiny two years later as being unacceptable to today’s societal norms.
Trump having been projected to lose the 2020 election caused multiple celebrations to take place all around the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 who?
The updates that Twitter and Instagram have made don’t provide anything meaningful to their platforms.
As much as a majority of the public would love to create a fine for those who don’t wear masks to help decrease the spread of COVID, it should not happen.
Reasons why the Grammys is corrupted and how many other artists are speaking out their issues toward the award show.
A look at the flaws of the movement that are normally ignored.
Thanksgiving’s history makes the holiday something to not be thankful for.
What is a stage with no actors? During COVID-19 – it’s a classroom.
Twitch provides a unique opportunity for politicians to relate to the younger generation in a productive way.
Has LeBron James surpassed Michael Jordan as the greatest basketball player of all time after winning his fourth NBA championship?
Esports and sports are not as different from each other as many believe.
With social media constantly focused on the issues that affect everyone across the nation and world, do people forget to get involved in their own communities?
It’s time for the OEC playoffs but Fullerton College played its last baseball game of the regular season at home against Saddleback College on Friday.
Fullerton College’s annual night at Angel Stadium came back swinging for the first time in over two years on Saturday.
Fullerton College softball lost in a home game against Cypress College with a final score of 8-1 in a game where the Hornets committed costly errors.
Fullerton College softball upset Santa Ana College 4-3 on Monday knocking the Dons out of first place and putting the Hornets in fourth in the Orange Empire Conference.
Fullerton’s baseball bats were on fire and Joel Martinez the Hornets starting pitcher had a six-inning shutout during a home game against Orange Coast College on Tuesday.
Fullerton College men’s volleyball beat Santa Barbara in the 5th game of their set for a 3-2 on Wednesday at home.
No.1 seed Fullerton College (25-4) loses 84-72 against No.9 seed Citrus College (23-6) in a men’s basketball playoff game at home this Saturday.
Men’s basketball advances to the next round of playoffs thanks to big games from Chazz Hutchison, Ronnie Stapp and Kobe Newton. Fullerton College beat Mt. San Antonio College 84-76.
Fullerton College’s women’s tennis team lost in their third home game of the season against Cypress College
The Hornets fought hard at home on Feb. 15 against the Riverside Tigers but came up short 66-55.
Fullerton’s men’s baseball team with a complete team win against Chaffey College at home on Tuesday’s game.
Jim Fassel, Fullerton College football legend, and son John Fassel have a rich history with the NFL, one of them even has a Super Bowl ring.
Fullerton College men’s basketball, No. 2 in the state, won their eleventh consecutive game beating Santiago Canyon College No. 5 on Wednesday.
Fullerton College women’s basketball team lost in a home game against OCC despite center Janelle Ramos putting up big numbers.
Thanks to a six-inning pitching shutout and a responsive offense the baseball team’s recent home game ended with a 7-4 victory.
A battle on the home court ended in a thrilling win for the Fullerton Hornets vs. Cypress Chargers. The FC Men’s basketball team is currently ranked No. 2 in the state.
On sophomore night — a special night where sophomore Hornets were honored — the Fullerton College women’s volleyball team was handed a season-ending loss by Irvine Valley College.
This season the men’s basketball team hopes to reach new heights. Read about how the Hornets have been preparing and what head coach Perry Webster had to say about why the team is determined to start the season off strong.
Adrianna Wong and Neida Torres lead dominant Hornets (7-0) to fifth OEC Conference title in the last seven years with four goals each against tournament host Orange Coast.
Fullerton College took down San Bernardino Valley College 81-65 on Thursday night. The game played at Santa Monica College gave The Hornets a first-round win in the O’Fallon and Singui Classic Tournament.
Fullerton College’s defense came in clutch Saturday with a suspenseful 31-30 win over Saddleback College.
By leveraging a fast-paced offense Fullerton College rolled through Los Angeles Trade Technical College ultimately resulting in a victory for The Hornets first home game of the season.
