The 2020 Tanaka Pumpkin Farm offers an opportunity to safely celebrate this Fall
Tanaka Farms’ pumpkin patch is one of the few seasonal activities not canceled in 2020.
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Trump-Biden clash in the first Presidential Debate
“The American people lost tonight because that was horrific.”
Fullerton College Reports Second COVID-19 Case
Another student in an in-person lab received positive test results for COVID-19 at Fullerton College.
New Positive Coronavirus Case at Fullerton College
A student who last attended an in-person lab last Tuesday tested positive for COVID-19.
BLM and its groups clash with counter protesters. Leaving two people injured
Police were initially overwhelmed from the heated protest encounters.
In the Wake of USC Campus Controversy – How NOCCCD Addresses Harassment Complaints
NOCCCD ensures a confidential and fair review of any discrimination complaint following an incident in which a USC professor took temporary leave after a Chinese word used in class sounded similar to a racial slur.
BAMN rallies to advocate for Immigrant rights in Orange County
On Saturday, a crowd in Santa Ana marched to support Orange County’s undocumented community.
Distance Education to be Continued for Spring 2021 Term
Fullerton College along with many other schools and colleges initially transitioned all courses to online formats in March.
Signed, sealed, delivered: Shorten your wait time at the polls this Election Day
Voting by mail will be an option for all registered voters and many citizens are wondering what the process will look like this November.
Tier upgrade steps OC further towards reopening
On Tuesday Orange County moved from Purple Tier to Red Tier in California’s reopening plan.
Smooth Progress So Far At the Humanities Building Construction Site
Construction workers at Fullerton Colleges latest building project have already achieved a major milestone and are moving on with no complications despite working through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fullerton College cuts ties with Fullerton College Foundation
The North Orange County Community College District (NOCCCD) is terminating their current agreement with the Fullerton College Foundation.
Fullerton College’s 174 international students are now safe from deportation
Foreign Fullerton College students may continue on smoothly to the next semester following the rescinding of the Trump administration’s directive targeting online-only international students.
CCCAA Moves All Sports to 2021
The Board of Directors of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) approved implementation of its Contingency Plan on July 9.
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
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The 2020 Tanaka Pumpkin Farm offers an opportunity to safely celebrate this Fall
Tanaka Farms’ pumpkin patch is one of the few seasonal activities not canceled in 2020.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Bring Home Authentic and Affordable Mexican Food from El Camino Real
Pay this Downtown Fullerton restaurant a visit for an authentic Mexican food experience.
The new Freshman experience
While most Fullerton College students have started in-person and then moved online, current freshmen are experiencing college for the first time in a brand-new setting.
Tour Knott’s Berry Farm’s seasonal snacks at Taste of Fall-O-Ween
Knott’s Taste of Fall-O-Ween’s tasting card options are beyond delicious.
Wine and beer delighted supporters at the Night at the Fullerton Market Fundraiser
Fullerton residents gather to support the Fullerton Museum Center’s socially distanced fundraiser.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Korean Fried Chicken is Drowned in Cheese at Chicken University
Chicken University is a Korean fried chicken restaurant with a love for cheese.
Enjoy OC Fair foods on the Go
The OC Fair & Events Center is hosting their first-ever OC Fair Food Drive-Thru to make up for the cancellation of the 2020 Orange County Fair.
Tuesdays To Go Review: Fraise Cafe Offers Sweet and Savory Crepes
Locally owned and operated, Fraise Cafe specializes in the French delicacy of crepes with international twists.
Extra Sunny In SoCal
There’s an upcoming heatwave this labor day weekend. Here is some advice on how to stay completely chill.
Virtual Club Rush Presents Community, Culture and Variety to FC Students
Associated Students and Student Life and Leadership held a Virtual Club Rush to connect Fullerton College students with club representatives online.
Fullerton College’s 174 international students are now safe from deportation
Foreign Fullerton College students may continue on smoothly to the next semester following the rescinding of the Trump administration’s directive targeting online-only international students.
CCCAA Moves All Sports to 2021
The Board of Directors of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) approved implementation of its Contingency Plan on July 9.
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.”
Entertainment
Remote Learning in FC Art Education
Carla Falb, a professor who teaches basic drawing, and William Henke, a ceramics professor, show their students of Fullerton College how much work they’ve personally put into their classes to help them along the way.
Fine Arts’ Professors Give Advice to Fullerton College Students
Professors sympathize with their student’s challenges during COVID-19 and offer helpful solutions.
5 Best Webcomics You Should Read on Webtoon
Don’t know what to do on your free time? Read webcomics as they are convenient to read on your phone and on any other mobile devices.
First Ever Virtual Live Ceremony: 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards
Will the principles expressed openly in this unique award show set the stage as the new standard for these events, or is this moment fleeting?
Fullerton College Students’ Fear Of Missing Out
Students have been missing out on regular events that have been canceled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
How to Stay Involved with Campus Life as an FC Student
Fullerton College is finding new virtual ways to keep students involved in campus life.
The Legacy of Keeping Up With The Kardashians
After a long run, the Kardashian/Jenner family announced that their reality TV show KUWTK will have its last season early next year.
The Show Still Goes on at the Muckenthaler’s Ballet Folklórico de Los Ángeles: Drive-In Performance
In spite of recent setbacks to in-person performances, The Muckenthaler continues to provide a valuable platform and a responsive audience to performing artists.
Creative Spotlight: The Fullerton Museum Center Showcasing Decades of Art, Culture, and Inspiration
A community inspired by diverse art exhibitions and educational experiences for all.
FC Theatre Arts Is Making New Plays In The New Virtual World
The Fullerton College Theatre Arts department is ready to experience virtual learning in its New Plays Workshop.
Movie Review: Mulan Makes a Comeback in 2020
Disney’s take on this live-action remake gives the well-known storyline a mature make-over.
More Than Just a Man, Remembering Chadwick Boseman
Chadwick Boseman passed away August 28, 2020 after losing a battle with cancer.
The New-Look VMAs
The pandemic has changed the way we create and watch content. The MTV VMAs showed us that it was possible.
‘Haunted Mansion’ Movie Reboot
Disney is ready to unleash the ghosts in the second live-action movie.
‘Bring It On’ Turns 20: The Relevance of this Iconic Movie
Why is Bring It On still relevant in 2020? Here are some of the reasons why.
The New Normal for Movies and Concerts
Drive-in movies and concerts in Orange County have given its residents a safer way to spend time with family and friends.
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.
Opinion
Opinion: Online College Should be Cheaper
The transition to online education has sparked a debate about tuition costs.
Opinion: Do major companies have a responsibility to encourage voter turnout?
Many companies are jumping on board in recognizing the importance of the 2020 election.
Opinion: Should Angel Stadium Serve As A Polling Place For The 2020 Elections?
2020 is ready for a change and the sports world is taking charge.
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: We should 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.
Sports
Welcome to the new MLB Playoffs
MLB playoffs are right around the corner, and in 2020, continues to be full of firsts for America’s pastime.
FC football team remains hopeful for scheduled spring season
The FC football team is hopeful despite the uncertainty surrounding all of college football.
The Heat are in the driver’s seat up 2-0
The Miami Heat are up 2-0 against the Boston Celtics in their best-of-seven series.
We’ve got a gentlemen’s sweep
Milwaukee Bucks get handled by the Miami Heat in the 2nd round of the NBA Playoffs.
Opinion: Should Angel Stadium Serve As A Polling Place For The 2020 Elections?
2020 is ready for a change and the sports world is taking charge.
Around The Hornet: 5 NFL Storylines To Watch For
Outside of COVID related issues, here are 5 storylines to look for this NFL season.
Around The Hornet: The NBA’s Historic Strike
On Wednesday the Milwaukee Bucks decided not to take the floor before their scheduled first round playoff match-up with the Orlando Magic, setting off a historic chain reaction.
CCCAA Moves All Sports to 2021
The Board of Directors of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) approved implementation of its Contingency Plan on July 9.
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.
Johnson hopeful for new season at UCLA despite pandemic
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
