CCCAA approves plan for athletics to return
The CCCAA Board of Directors unanimously approved a three-part plan to allow California community colleges to return to intercollegiate athletics for the 2020-21 academic year.
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Fullerton protest unites for equality
The City of Fullerton took another step to fight for social injustice and police brutality. The next step is to make Fullerton officials hear their voice to make a change.
On-campus resources will be limited for summer and fall semesters
The Fullerton College campus will be closed for the upcoming Fall and Summer semesters but will have limited on campus resources available to students
Support Resources During COVID-19
Fullerton College has a large pool of resources in their COVID-19 Support Resources page that can help students in their new online environment.
Fullerton College Safe and Sanitized
Fullerton College Maintenance and Campus Safety are doing their very best to keep the campus clean and sanitized during isolation
Tuition for Fullerton College fall semester online will stay remain the same
Fullerton College’s tuition for fall’s online instruction will continue to be set at $46 per unit
Plans on re-opening Orange County
Rules and regulations kept in place to stem spread of COVID-19
Orange County considers to reopen businesses with safety guidelines
5-0 OC Board of Supervisors unanimously vote to reopen businesses
Fullerton College’s Fall Semester Continues to be Remote
Fullerton College recently announced that the fall semester will continue through remote learning as opposed to in-person instruction due to COVID-19
COVID-19 weekly report: 5/4-5/10
Coronavirus is still circling around and recently more people have been exposing themselves over the last couple of days
Together We Rise Extends Help to Former Foster Students
Together We Rise, a non-profit organization, is helping formerly fostered students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fullerton College is now offering care packages to graduates
Fullerton College Campus is donating care packages to upcoming graduates
Orange County Businesses After Covid-19
Orange County will practice social distancing even when businesses open on May 8th
COVID-19 stress relief is given through the FC Students Support Group
The FC Students Support Group on Zoom offers students help with mental and technical problems caused by the coronavirus outbreak
COVID-19 Weekly Update: 4/27-5/3
Like every situation there will be a light at the end of the tunnel for COVID-19
Understanding the importance of social distancing
Everyone has been ordered to practice social distancing to help stop the spread of COVID-19 however many individuals are ignoring this major order
FC bookstore will handle rentals and returns accordingly
FC bookstore has now made procedural changes to how how they will be selling books and handling rental in the future
Summer semester is officially online for Fullerton College
After releasing the schedule for summer classes last week, Fullerton College has come to the decision that all classes in the summer semester will be taught remotely for the first time
Fullerton College COVID-19 weekly update: 4/20-4/26
Fullerton College is helping their students continue their college success while experiencing hardships due to COVID-19
Students have more options than just a “W” if they drop a course
Today is the last day to withdraw from a course at Fullerton College.
Hungry Hornet Drive-Thru distributes food to FC students every Friday
Fullerton College is offering free food and feminine products to students during COVID-19
Due to COVID-19 FC is now offering laptops for students
Remote learning will become easier for students throughout the remainder of the spring semester with the help of Fullerton College.
Emergency student fund to help Fullerton College students
The Fullerton College Foundation is now offering students a helping hand to support themselves and their families.
Local
Fullerton protest unites for equality
The City of Fullerton took another step to fight for social injustice and police brutality. The next step is to make Fullerton officials hear their voice to make a change.
Support Resources During COVID-19
Fullerton College has a large pool of resources in their COVID-19 Support Resources page that can help students in their new online environment.
Fashion students flaunt their unique designs at the Virtual Fashion Crawl
The Fullerton College fashion department hosted a Virtual Fashion Crawl on Instagram amidst COVID-19 social distancing restrictions.
Workout Motivation At Home
There is no better time to workout than right now while being safe at home with your favorite gym.
Plans on re-opening Orange County
Rules and regulations kept in place to stem spread of COVID-19
Take-out Thursday review: Les Amis is a feast from the east
Les Amis provides a treat from Lebanese to mix up your uneventful night in.
Advice on healthy eating during quarantine
Eating healthy during quarantine does not have to be overlooked; many cheap and sustainable alternatives are in stock at the grocery store.
Together We Rise Extends Help to Former Foster Students
Together We Rise, a non-profit organization, is helping formerly fostered students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Realities of being an essential worker
Many of us have a lot of priorities, many of us face challenges and one of those is by risking our lives being an essential worker.
How beauty salons are being affected amid the Coronavirus Epidemic
Some beauty salon workers are still working amid the Coronavirus Epidemic in Fullerton and they don’t feel “seen.”
Take-Out Thursday Review: Adana Grill dishes out Turkish eats
A visit to Adana Grill offers an affordable array of flavorful Turkish Mediterranean eats.
Take-out Thursday Review: Ma’s House fulfills the savory cravings
Ma’s House Chinese Halal stands out from the average Chinese food eateries to satiate that savory noodle craving.
Fullerton Farmer’s Market unfazed by COVID-19
The Fullerton Farmer’s Market continues to thrive amidst the COVID-19 restrictions.
Cruisin’ against COVID-19
Classic car owners paid tribute to the medical workers at St. Jude Hospital in Fullerton amidst the coronavirus conflict
The Muck is more than it first appears
Even with the Covid-19 restrictions, a local establishment has been making a bit of a splash in the local community.
Take-out Thursday Review: the Bowery satisfies that comfort food craving
It’s time to support the local Fullerton business like The Bowery in Downtown Fullerton.
Take-out Thursday: Zombee Donuts are eerily satisfying
Delicious zombee and macabre themed donuts found right here in Fullerton.
Transfer Center still available through online services
Deadlines, transfer updates and other services from Fullerton College’s Transfer Center will be available online
FC Clubs adapt to campus being closed
Fullerton College clubs are experiencing a new transition amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Take-out Thursday: Hapa Cupcakes & Cakes are delicious and contactless
Hapa Cupcakes & Cakes is the ultimate answer to all of the sugar cravings students might be experiencing during the quarantine.
Fullerton restaurants gain with to-go alcoholic sales
Some Fullerton restaurants are allowing customers to purchase alcoholic beverages to continue social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Thursday Farmer’s Market is now open
The Farmer’s Market that happens every Thursday returns to Downtown Fullerton, but with restrictions.
Entertainment
FC open its first virtual art exhibition
A state-of-the-art virtual reality show of FC Hornets
pieces created through the spring 2020 semester.
Review: Beastie Boys Story: An ill documentary
The Beastie Boys Story, is different from an ordinary documentary of the trios rise to fame.
Social Media’s Influx in COVID-19
With so many now at home, social media is seeing an increase in use, affecting creators influence and when creators create and release content.
Review: “Clone Wars” series finale marks the end of an era
Dark times have fallen over “The Clone Wars” fans, who will miss their beloved childhood show
Universal and AMC dispute over ‘Trolls 2’ movie release
AMC bans Universal Pictures films in all of its theaters.
Star Wars Day gives fans some virtual treats this year, thanks to Disney+
Disney + offers new content in honor of May 4 also know as Star Wars Day.
These novels written by Hispanic women tell stories of love, family and tradition
Themes of family and romance are explored in these Hispanic novels written by women.
Netflix offers two must watch documentaries
No matter how these Netflix documentaries are viewed, “Tiger King” and “Pandemic” will entertain and inform.
Short story clips, right to your phone
Quibi is the new sample sized entertainment platform.
The abrupt halt on new movie releases makes digital release a new option.
With so much uncertainty going on during the COVID-19 pandemic, what will be the best option for new movie releases?
Review: ‘Lost Girls,’ too much for a movie
A mother takes an investigation into her own hands in Liz Garbus’ Netflix original movie “Lost Girls.” The movie covers a wide array of important issues, but does it bite more than it can chew?
Theaters are closed, but the movies are still out
The closing of all theaters have brought those companies to offer unique ways to watch new releases.
Three games to play at home with friends
With social distancing, video games are a perfect way to break the distance between friends and have a great time while doing so.
No Lights, No Camera, No Action
How has the coronavirus affected the movie and TV industry in the past month.
Streaming services helping out during COVID-19
What streaming services are doing to help people with boredom at home.
Status of Fine Arts events on campus
Fullerton College Fine Arts Division events on campus have been put on hold and canceled.
When is the next new movie release in theaters?
With the growing restrictions of public spaces due to the CONV-19, movie releases have been pushed back.
Capcom confuses players
In response to a fan-made mod, Capcom released a netcode patch for Street Fighter V which confused its playerbase.
‘Welcome to Atlantica’ featured at Fullerton Gallery
The Fullerton College gallery opens its artist in residence with April Bey’s, “Welcome to Atlantica.”
Review: 9-1-1 Lone Star
Fox’s new spinoff show 9-1-1 Lone Star reflects the diversity of today
Movie Review: “Onward”
Disney Pixar’s “Onward” is a tale of brothers learning how to use magic in a forgotten world.
Movie Review: ‘The Invisible Man’ shows a unique case of domestic violence
The Invisible Man is a cleverly staged thriller that is a rollercoaster of suspenseful emotions.
Opinion
Opinion: How should people date during a pandemic?
In troubled times, love is immune from this pandemic.
Opinion: Is College Worth It?
Post-secondary education remains operational during pandemic.
Opinion: Is an online fall semester worth it?
With Fullerton College announcing another exclusively online semester for the Fall, is it worth students’ time?
Opinion: Should All Orange County Events Be Postponed Until 2021?
Since the coronavirus outbreak, 2020 has been put on hold. As a result, Orange County should postpone all events until 2021.
Life as a consumer during COVID-19
How can people shop in the midst of a pandemic? The answer is right at home.
Opinion: How should we address the homeless crisis during Covid-19?
Will housing the homeless in hotels help slow the spread of COVID-19?
Opinion: Esports events lose the audience and the hype
As eyes begin to turn to Esports, the only sport left this spring season, will it be able to live up to the hype?
Opinion: Anaheim Convention Center is key to battling COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has made entertainment and convention spaces into hospitals. Is the Anaheim Convention Center next on the list?
Opinion: Is censored history depriving students the lessons of the past?
With new evidence being continually brought to light changing history, why is it still being censored from schools?
Opinion: How to defeat Cabin Fever
Sanity is one of the most important things during these chaotic times. Here’s some tips to help keep from going crazy with cabin fever.
Opinion: Should we stop COVID-19 at our borders?
The amount of security at our U.S. borders due to COVID-19 becomes a tricky situation when you begin to consider both the safety and freedom of the people.
Opinion: Not too old to be Commander and Chief
The Presidential candidates are getting older and bolder. Is that a good thing?
Opinion: Who should pay for COVID-19 medical expenses?
Who should be paying the bill for those infected with COVID-19?
Opinion: The hurt will last for NCAA players
The COVID-19 outbreak has hit the world of sports hard. This news hurts now and will hurt long after.
Opinion: Let her talk sports
There needs to be more representation of women in sports, especially in the booth.
Opinion: Life is too short to travel
People should stay away from vacationing to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Opinion: Could the Coronavirus kill the cruise industry?
One of the steps to avoid the coronavirus is to avoid the sea.
Opinion: The steps Fullerton College needs to take
Colleges are switching to online to prevent COVID-19 transmission. Fullerton College should be next.
Opinion: Should NCAA athletes be paid?
With March Madness soon approaching, should college athletes be paid for their efforts?
Sports
CCCAA approves plan for athletics to return
The CCCAA Board of Directors unanimously approved a three-part plan to allow California community colleges to return to intercollegiate athletics for the 2020-21 academic year.
Baum’s first season a stepping stone
Hornets Head Coach Chad Baum learned valuable lessons from the first half season before its cancelation
Hornet track stars stay motivated during quarantine
Ian Rusk and Robert Moreno are among two of the student athletes on the team who are not taking time off even though most gyms and similar facilities are closed.
NCAA may compensate student athletes
The NCAA is moving towards allowing student athletes to profit from promotions and endorsements.
Former Hornet now Bruin shares his experience with transferring and covid-19
Caleb Johnson is a former Hornet football player who recently transferred to play for the UCLA Bruins.
Softball stars not stumped by quarantine
Hornets Softball stars Khloe Lilavois and Sarah Rengifo have kept themselves busy and prepared for their future softball seasons despite the cancelation of their 2020 season.
Opinion: The hurt will last for NCAA players
The COVID-19 outbreak has hit the world of sports hard. This news hurts now and will hurt long after.
Rustlers wrangle Hornets in conference play
Hornets starting pitcher, Taylor Pendley, showed improvement on Monday afternoon against Golden West, only allowing four runs in 6.2 innings compared to giving up ten runs in four innings in his last start against Cypress College
Gauchos leave Hornets scoreless
Hornets reliever Jessica Lopez pitched a shutout after a rocky start from Haylee Enriquez
Chargers zap Hornets
The accumulation of free passes to the Chargers and the silencing of Hornets bats led to Fullerton dropping their conference opener
The Hornets season ends two points too short
A complicated night for the Hornets Men’s Basketball team
Ladies Lacrosse puts up a fight against South Division Champions
Women’s lacrosse of Fullerton College tested their defense against Cal State San Marcos on Saturday but fell short with a loss of 15-5.
Hornets take a hard loss to Hawks
Free passes and inadequate pitching again were the cause of another conference loss to Santiago Canyon
Opinion: Houston, we got a problem
Spring training is now underway for the MLB, but majority of the talk is focused on the Houston Astros.
Hornets vanquished by Vaqueros
The Hornets out hit the Vaqueros 11 – 7, but allowed too many unearned runs through free passes
Fullerton comes out on top in 71-64 victory over Saddleback
An intense victory to end the regular season before playoffs
Chargers trample Hornets 10 – 3
Hornets waste offensive opportunities after having come off three consecutive blow out victories
Opinion: The hard decision college football players face
The transfer portal offers players a decision to do what best for them
Lady Hornets mercilessly mercy Marauders 11-0
Fullerton’s overwhelming offense and strategic defense lead to a quick hour and a half mercy against Antelope Valley College
Olympians outcompete Hornets 11 – 3
The Hornets’ strong offense was no match for the stellar Olympians’ defense
