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Data shows Fullerton College students earned more A’s during the pandemic
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.
Cal Grant deadline extension increases financial aid opportunities
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.
Composting at Fullerton College Q&A
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 makes history with the official opening of its new Humanities building
Fullerton College’s new Instructional Humanities Building formally opened with positive response.
Breaking News: Mask mandate to be lifted soon
Fullerton College plans to lift the indoor mask mandate for the upcoming fall semester.
Hornets continue Angel Stadium tradition post-pandemic
Fullerton College’s annual night at Angel Stadium came back swinging for the first time in over two years on Saturday.
Art displays amplify the voices of survivors
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.
Breaking News: Two Chapman graduates killed in Anaheim
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.
Breaking News: President search continues after no finalist is selected
The search will continue for Fullerton College’s president after none of the three finalists were selected for the position.
Campus community participates in Presidential Candidate Open Forum
The three finalists for Fullerton College president answered questions and discussed their strengths at an open forum on campus.
Don’t let these free student services go unnoticed
Check out some of Fullerton College’s free student services which may have been overlooked.
Breaking News: Updates to vaccine mandate include mandatory booster shot
The NOCCCD Board of Trustees voted to make changes to the current vaccine mandate.
Fullerton Mayor announces plans for affordable housing, new jobs and reopening the Fox Theatre
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.
Local district school president aims to help Ukrainian refugees
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.
Current mask and campus check-in requirements
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.
Financial aid deadline is tomorrow
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.
Buzzy’s new look
After a long history at the Hive Buzzy the Hornet, the beloved Fullerton College mascot, has a fire new look!
Breaking News: Fatal shooting near Fullerton College
A homicide on Feb.10 near Fullerton College, involved a shooting that left one person dead and another injured. No arrests have been made.
Falling enrollment and online scramble start semester
Data illustrates stymied plans and the continued loss of students as the spring semester kicks off.
Many classes and student services start semester remote
The COVID-19 omicron variant surge has changed return to campus plans at Fullerton College. Here are some of the things to expect.
FC increases online courses to roughly 61% for Spring 2022 semester
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.
Four instructional deans plan to retire in the upcoming year
The recruitment process to hire deans for the Humanities, Fine Arts, Math and Natural Sciences Divisions has started at Fullerton College.
Fullerton College to apply for student housing grant in 2022
Fullerton College will apply for a student housing grant in 2022 to combat the housing insecurities nearly 53% of its student face.
Vaccine-incentive Program set to pay out $3 million in bookstore credit
Fullerton College winners for the vaccine incentive program that NOCCCD launched in November will be announced later this week. Various winners will receive $200 in bookstore credit.
Fullerton College receives award for rewarding ADTs to Latinx students
Fullerton College was one of many campuses recognized on Tuesday in a ceremony for its efforts in rewarding Associate Degrees for Transfer to Latinx students.
Navy veteran Virginia Huscha’s story of perseverance
FC student veteran Virginia Huscha shares her story for Veterans Day. From being in one of the first all-female companies in the United States Navy to moving across the country to pursue an education in her dream field, Huscha stands proud as the American flag.
New chancellor to be selected soon
Diversity, equity, inclusion and the emergence from Covid were core themes heard from finalists vying to lead NOCCCD as chancellor.
Orange County isn’t doomed by climate change — yet
Fullerton College instructors breakdown the latest IPCC climate change report and what it means for Southern California residents.
Proof of vaccination required to register for in-person classes next semester
Students who did not submit proof of vaccination or that have not received approval for exemption will be locked out of in-person classes for Spring 2022 registration and may not have as many online options next semester.
Record turnout at charity event along Fullerton Trails
OC United hosted its annual Pumpkin Run event on the Fullerton trails to help fund programs for kids and teens in the community, cranking in over 900 registered runners.
Breaking News: Shooting near Fullerton College campus leads to arrest
An Anaheim resident was arrested after the Fullerton Police Department responded to a phone call of shots fired yesterday morning. No one was injured by the single gunshot which took place near the 100 block of N. Lemon St. at E. Amerige Ave.
California governor signs bills to ease the college transfer process
The legislation is intended to make it simpler and faster for students to transfer from community colleges to University of California or California State University campuses.
Local businesses recovering after beach closure following oil spill
Huntington and Newport Beach have fully reopened after a weeklong closure and businesses are getting back to normal from slower traffic.
Wildlife rescue rushes to prevent birds from ingesting toxic oil from spill in Pacific
Volunteers race to recover birds and other wildlife injured by a 133,000-gallon oil spill in Huntington and Newport Beach.
Fullerton joins the nation in 5th annual Women’s March
Hundreds protested on the streets of Downtown Fullerton for abortion rights, joining over 500 organized marches across the nation.
Students can start submitting applications for financial aid
Beginning Oct. 1, students can begin applying for different types of financial aid for the next academic school year.
Women’s March rallies for abortion rights in Fullerton and nationwide
Pro-choice advocates will rally on Oct. 2 for the fifth annual Women’s March in response to the Supreme Court’s inaction to block the Texas abortion law enacted on Sept. 1.
Fullerton College leases bookstore to Follett School Solutions
Declining sales and less foot traffic into the college’s bookstore has led the college to hire Follett School Solutions as its new bookstore operator.
!VIVA LA CELEBRACIÓN!
NOCCCD schools partner to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with engaging community events.
Fullerton College begins accepting vaccination status
Fullerton College students, faculty and staff are now able to provide proof of vaccination or apply for religious and medical exemptions for the vaccine mandate.
CA Governor recall: what you need to know
Explanation and analysis on the California Newsom recall election.
$1 million in fraudulent financial aid payments stopped by Fullerton College
Fullerton College prevented $1 million in financial aid theft from 4,130 fraudulent students.
COVID-19 vaccine clinic to be held at Fullerton College
On Sept. 9, Fullerton College will host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic in the 200 building from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Free hot meals for Fullerton College students
Fullerton College is combatting food insecurity for its students through the grab-and-go meals program.
What we know about the NOCCCD vaccine mandate
Details on the vaccine mandate we know and the details to come.
Add or drop classes deadline approaches
The deadline to add or drop classes is Monday, Sept. 6. making the deadline to add or drop classes can keep G.P.A. from dropping.
Covid-19 cases have increased on campus
The spread of COVID-19 has increased because of the Delta variant. Here is a look at what is happening at Fullerton College.
Protests continue at JP23 after multiple assault allegations
Protesters gathered in front of JP23 in an effort to shut down the restaurant and bar.
Construction delays on 300 and 500 building create changes on Fullerton College campus
Many factors have delayed construction on the 300 and 500 building causing a ripple effect of relocations for classes and programs.
NOCCCD Board of Trustees vote to mandate COVID vaccines for North Orange County Community Colleges
NOCCCD faculty, staff, and students will need to be fully vaccinated by Nov. 1 to return to campus.
Fullerton Police Department shares training and accountability procedures since beating of Kelly Thomas
Fullerton Police Department has developed its training and procedures since the unfortunate incident involving six Fullerton police officers and the death of Kelly Thomas nearly 10 years ago.
Schulz to depart from Fullerton College
Schulz was appointed as superintendent/president of Citrus College with his new role to be effective on July 1, 2021.
Cypress College yet to address disciplinary action for student who distributed class recording
The student broke policy by uploading a three-minute clip of a heated controversial debate that took place during a virtual class meeting.
Fullerton College’s anti-racism statement is ‘performative,’ students and faculty say
This comes after threats and harassment were made towards faculty and staff of color, in particular. The factor of race in the events following the Cypress College viral video has not been addressed by administration.
NOCCCD Student Coalition calls for Cypress College president’s resignation during Board of Trustee meeting
Further statements read during the board meeting take aim at Cypress College administration’s stance on anti-racism and racial justice.
Students and faculty unhappy with NOCCCD response demand accountability
Students, faculty and supporters gathered in protest against the district’s handling of the three-minute viral video that made international headlines, showing an adjunct professor in a heated debate with a student about police.
2021 Students of Distinction winners announced
The 64th Annual Students of Distinction winners were notified by school officials by phone and email.
Viral video of Cypress College instructor and student was actually ‘part of the assignment’
The clip that made headlines, showed the professor and student getting into a debate over police support, but students and faculty say it was all taken out of context.
Discovering career paths at OC 4th District Virtual Job Fair
After a year-long pandemic where so many lost their jobs in a struggling economy, a virtual job fair gave attendees the opportunity to discover future career paths with potential employers.
Orange County’s 4th District job fair to provide job access and resources
The online career fair provides Fullerton College students with employment opportunities.
Fullerton Police high-speed pursuit ends with 2 arrests
A high-risk vehicle puller goes wrong, ensuing a pursuit from Placentia to the 57-Freeway, ending in Fullerton.
Hungry-Hornet Drive-Thru continues to feed students in need.
Fullerton College offers weekly food provisions, contraceptives, and other necessities for students through the summer.
‘Skate to End Hate’ rolls through Tustin in support of the AAPI community
Supporters took to the streets in Tustin on roller-skates, bikes, skateboards and foot after a recent anti-Asian hate crime happened in one of the city’s parks.
Balma announced Teacher of the Year by Orange County Department of Education
Political science professor Jodi Balma wins OCDE Teacher of the Year for the community colleges.
LA shooting spree ends on 91 freeway in Fullerton with 2 dead, 1 injured
Ramage shooting in Los Angeles ends with a deadly standoff with police in OC’s 91 Freeway.
Fullerton College still achieves record-breaking results despite pandemic
President Greg Schulz presented updates to the North Orange County Community College District Board of Trustees, showcasing 2020 student achievements and more.
Fullerton Community Center to host a vaccine distribution event for Fullerton residents
Fullerton residents have an opportunity to quickly register and receive their first vaccine dose as early as Friday, April 30.
Orange police decline to release 9-minute bodycam footage of March shooting
The Orange Police Department planned on releasing video footage of the mass shooting in Orange last month, but the Orange County District Attorney’s office asked the chief not to.
The deadline for students to withdraw from courses is Sunday
There is still time to withdraw from classes with two options available for students.
Activists in Santa Ana react to Derek Chauvin verdict, continue demanding justice
Chauvin was convicted on all charges brought against him in the death of George Floyd.
Associated Students candidates debate virtually
A.S. Student Senator Urooj Naveed hosted the debate via zoom with the candidates running for the executive positions for the 2021-2022 school year.
Orange County shooting suspect should not have been able to own a firearm
OC mass shooter acquired a semi-automatic handgun and ammunition despite being banned from possessing this lethal hardware.
Fullerton College to host a drive-thru commencement ceremony
Fullerton College will be hosting a drive-they commencement ceremony for this year’s graduates.
Protestors march for justice of 19-year-old killed by Buena Park police
Many protestors were family and friends of victims involved in police shootings.
Anaheim shooting leaves one man dead, suspect in custody
The suspect was booked into the Anaheim Detention Center with bail set at $1 million.
Orange County to shut down 2 COVID-19 testing super sites at the end of April.
Testing sites at the OC Fair & Event Center and Anaheim Convention Center are closing.
Eligibility for vaccine expands to all Californians 16 and older
The updated state rule goes into effect today.
Tension in Huntington Beach rises as rival demonstrators clash
White Lives Matter rally failed to assemble when Black Lives Matter organized a counter-protest.
A decade of fighting human trafficking in Orange County shows progress
The Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force discussed the release of their 2021 annual report while celebrating 10 years of collaboration.
Associated Students seeking candidates to run for spring elections
Qualified students are needed to campaign for all student leadership positions with Associated Students.
South Orange County Virtual Job Fair offers career moves for job seekers
Participating employers will host short presentations which participants are highly encouraged to attend.
Fullerton College alumni among victims identified in Orange shooting
The five victims all had personal and professional ties to the suspect.
Californians 50 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
The expansion to allow for scheduling vaccines started Thursday April 1.
Surveillance footage shows armed suspect inside Unified Homes office building
The gunman locked the gates surrounding the building, trapping the victims inside, police said.
Fullerton resident identified as suspect in Orange mass shooting
Authorities said the shooting was “not a random act of violence.”
Breaking News: 4 killed, 2 wounded in Orange shooting
A child was among the four killed, and the suspect is in custody after being gunned down by police.
Fullerton College prepares a return to campus life for the fall semester
As Fullerton College is preparing to announce the schedules for the fall, here are some changes students can expect
Anaheim man arrested for towing thefts in Fullerton
Fullerton residents don’t have to worry about their car being towed away by nefarious individuals for now.
Orange County advances to orange tier allowing business capacities to expand
Three weeks after moving into the red tier, Orange County moves into the orange tier, relaxing restrictions steadily.
CCC Chancellor updates on enrollment, vaccines, reopening
Media students from different California community colleges had the opportunity to interview and ask questions during the virtual update.
Fullerton College students and faculty stand together against anti-Asian racism
Students and faculty gathered together at Fullerton College to take a stand against racism Thursday.
Cadena Cultural Center hosts a creative healing space for AAPI students, faculty
Fullerton College students and faculty joined together to speak openly about the rise in anti-Asian hostility and their vision for the community.
Garden Grove community rallies support for Asian Americans
Over the span of four hours, attendees grieved, shared past stories of racism and rallied together to continue supporting Asian Americans.
Fullerton College journalism students win big
Students took home awards in the areas of mail-in and on-the-spot contests for writing, design, and social media management.
Campus construction lays the foundation with design, technology upgrades
A modern feel to the new and upgraded buildings on campus will create further access to students and faculty.
Deadline for Students of Distinction application is Friday.
Learn what is needed in the application process and when it’s due.
On-campus study space is being underused so far
A minimal amount of students have shown up for the new on-campus study space in its first week of launch.
Orange County loosens restrictions, returns to the Red Tier
Businesses begin preparing for the reopening of their doors and the hope for a return to normalcy.
Horticulture Department branches online for annual tomato plant sale
Customers will be able to purchase their products online from the new e-commerce website accessible on the first day of the tomato sale.
A look into Fullerton College Library’s online resources
The library is able to provide many online resources to help students get through the spring semester.
And the winner is…
Fullerton College’s Faculty of the Year award was announced and presented virtually via zoom.
A socially distant study space is coming to Fullerton College soon
Fullerton College will temporarily convert the dining hall into a socially-distant student study space.
Activists march and share stories honoring Black History Month
Orange and Los Angeles counties social justice organizations collectively hosted a march in the city of Long Beach to celebrate Black History Month.
The Disability Support Services office continues to provide access and accommodations virtually
Even as the office remains closed, DSS still makes it their purpose to properly integrate students with disabilities into the Fullerton College programs and services.
Fullerton College commits to inclusivity, supporting students gender identities
In the ever-evolving world of social justice, a topic that has become more prominent is gender identity.
Second virtual club rush welcomes students for Spring 2021
Once more, the online Club Rush allowed Hornets to safely connect with student organizations virtually.
Get into the Christmas spirit safely this season
It’s still possible to celebrate the holiday season during COVID-19. There are many safe alternatives to get into the holiday spirit with friends and family or by oneself.
The program Learn4Life may offer a look into the future of education
In a time when parents are considering homeschooling their kids, some might wonder how these programs operate.
Fullerton College Horticulture Department During COVID-19 Campus Shutdown
Fullerton College horticulture lab technician Ed Kim shares news on new greenhouse and e-commerce website coming soon.
Fullerton College students talk about their mental health during the pandemic
How have Fullerton College students been dealing with their mental health during the pandemic?
What is FullColl Campus Safety up to during COVID-19?
Although Fullerton College is currently closed because of the pandemic, Campus Safety is on-site 24/7.
The Bond and Airport wildfires result in advisories across Southern California
Smoke advisory and mandatory wood-burning ban in place from recent wildfires.
How Yoga Can Reduce Stress Levels
Yoga professors from Fullerton College talk about how yoga can be beneficial in every way.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom orders new Regional Stay-at-Home Order and gives COVID-19 vaccine update
Gov. Gavin Newsom explains new stay-at-home order that’s being implemented and describes new information on the vaccine distribution in the state of California.
MAGA demonstrators rally in Beverly Hills and Huntington Beach to protest curfew
The Trump train traveled from Beverly Hills to Surf City on Saturday to demonstrate against Gov. Newsom’s coronavirus curfew.
Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center lends a helping hand with wildlife injured in the fires
A look at the wildlife affected by the Silverado and Blue Ridge fires.
Governor Gavin Newsom issues stay at home order for the State of California
California attempts to curve the recent rise in COVID-19 cases with a stay at home order.
Orange County moves back into purple-tier risk level amid California COVID-19 surge
Orange County moves backward into the Purple-Tier assignment due to a surge in Coronavirus cases throughout California.
Another MAGA rally fills the streets in Huntington Beach
Surf City navigates another wave of pro-Trump supporters during the coast-to-coast “Stop the Steal” movement.
Young Kim wins re-match to represent District 39
Rep. Young Kim won House re-match to represent California’s 39th Congressional District.
Fullerton College’s enrollment numbers are down
How does this remote semester compare to others in terms of enrollment?
Veterans Day Ceremony at Fullerton College honored veterans and highlighted resources
Fullerton College hosted a Veterans Day Ceremony that highlighted all the different resources the Veterans Resource Center has for its own students.
Now that the election is over, what happens to campaign signs?
Instead of tossing campaign signs, try reusing or recycling them.
Election results see pro-Trump rally in Yorba Linda
Trump supporters showed up to protest the presidential election results in Yorba Linda yesterday.
Many NOCCCD Board of Trustees members reelected in 2020
NOCCCD Board of Trustees saw all members up for reelection reelected, and one new member elected.
Fullerton residents have spoken on Measure S and U
Residents of Fullerton opposed both ballot measures that were proposed this election.
Second chance for Newman
Tuesday nights election was the third time both candidates faced off against each other.
How do fires affect air quality?
A look into the dangers of smoke and how to stay safe from its effects.
Emergency preparedness
Essential information to be prepared for any potential emergencies and natural disasters, such as the recent wildfires in Orange County.
Elections 2020: CA Proposition Results
More propositions were rejected than approved this voting cycle.
Bent harshly questions FC Associated Students at recent senate meeting
A letter to be read to the NOCCCD Board of Trustees caused Trustee Ryan Bent to criticize and interrupt the FC Associated Students meeting, causing students to take action.
BAMN stands in Solidarity over Walter Wallace Jr. Fatal Shooting
On Wednesday, a group in Santa Ana marched in unity over the events unfolding in Philidelphia.
Sharp attacks, muted mics at the final Trump-Biden debate
Thursday’s debate was a much calmer showing in contrast to the first debate.
Fullerton’s unresponsive efforts to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes
The city of Fullerton is making no effort to remove unofficial ballot drop boxes being placed around Orange County, until given word from Neal Kelley.
Proposition 16 would make Affirmative Action legal again
California’s Proposition 16 may allow affirmative action once again after 24 years.
Trump-Biden duel from afar in separate town halls.
Even from a distance, both candidates continued to throw sharp attacks at on another.
Disneyland restaurant union negotiate pandemic protections for recalled and laid-off employees
To update workers on ongoing negotiations with Disney, Workers United Local 50 went over recalls and layoff information while also taking questions from Cast Members on Facebook Live.
OCTA Returns to Front-Door Boarding Starting with Fullerton Routes
OCTA Returns to Front-Door Boarding, a plan that will be rolled out from early-October to late-November
Proposition 15: California schools and local communities funding act of 2020
California’s Proposition 15 will be one of the largest tax increases in California history, increasing property taxes for big businesses while providing funds for public education and local governments.
Pence-Harris leave many questions unanswered at the Vice Presidential Debate.
The vice presidential nominees faced off for the first and only time before Election Day.
A Third Fullerton College Student Tests Positive for COVID-19
The new positive test result is the third reported in the last week.
Prop 22 Aims to save thousands of app-based jobs for independent contractors
Work flexibility for app-based drivers will be on the line this Election Day.
Potential “Twindemic” approaching between the upcoming seasonal Flu and COVID-19
Although the ongoing coronavirus has proven to cause more severe disease than seasonal influenza, the latter is just around the corner, leaving many unsure of what to expect from the upcoming flu season.
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
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.
Pathways of Hope is providing hope to the City of Fullerton
Pathways of Hope is able to help the people and the city of Fullerton within this devastating time of COVID-19
Orange County COVID-19 press conference
DA seeks the City of Fullerton’s public help during the stay at home order caused by COVID-19
A range of COVID-19 testing in Orange County
COVID-19 tests are limited but people of the community do have different options
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.
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.
Cap and gown pre-orders are now open
With the outbreak of the coronavirus, most students are probably wondering what will be taking place over the next few months in regards to graduation and purchasing your cap and gown.
No Lights, No Camera, No Action
How has the coronavirus affected the movie and TV industry in the past month.
Thursday Farmer’s Market is now open
The Farmer’s Market that happens every Thursday returns to Downtown Fullerton, but with restrictions.
Study Abroad Student tested positive for COVID-19
Students and Faculty that were in London, England return during the outbreak.
Tips and tricks: How to stay busy during quarantine
Too much time studying and looking for other activities? With just over a week of quarantine in Orange County, there have been numerous of activities discovered for individuals to stay busy
How is Fullerton School District handling COVID-19
In the fear of the disease ( COVID-19) everything is starting to close such as jobs, colleges, restaurants and even our local high schools
Homelessness in the City of Fullerton
Homes are increasing and Fullerton residents are struggling through economic problems that there are starting to be numerous of homeless people.
How COVID-19 is affecting our transportation
Can you still use free bus pass even if Fullerton College closed?
Status of Fine Arts events on campus
Fullerton College Fine Arts Division events on campus have been put on hold and canceled.
Fullerton’s actions against covid-19
The city of Fullerton has taken a multitude of actions in the last few days to prevent the spread of covid-19. Here are a few of them.
42 COVID-19 cases in Orange County puts restrictions on public life
With 42 cases of coronavirus announced by the OC Healthcare Agency on Wednesday, Orange County is taking measures to ensure public safety.
Are all student services closed on campus?
All Student Support Services are closed on campus. Orange County has issued to stop any “non-essential” gatherings and that includes Fullerton College.
Fullerton City Council ratifies proclamation of local emergency
Mar. 17th’s Fullerton City Council meeting saw further preparation with the ratification of a declaration of emergency and an increase in emergency funding.
How covid-19 affects local businesses in Downtown Fullerton
Many businesses are closed until further notice but some remain open to serve their community.
Opinion: Could the Coronavirus kill the cruise industry?
One of the steps to avoid the coronavirus is to avoid the sea.
Fullerton College classes canceled
With COVID-19 spreading throughout the globe, Fullerton College has sent out an email cancelling classes from Mar. 13 until the Mar. 17 with the intention of preparing faculty with remote teaching.
Opinion: The steps Fullerton College needs to take
Colleges are switching to online to prevent COVID-19 transmission. Fullerton College should be next.
Campus Safety Weekly Report: Mar. 2 to Mar. 8
Campus Safety responds to medical aid and vandalism
As the coronavirus continues to spread Hornets are urged to remain calm.
Fullerton College spreads awareness about COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and urges the public to remain calm, plan and prepare.
Campus safety: How to become aware
Evening classes can go as late as 10 p.m. and most students do not take precautions when walking to or from class. Here are some ways on how to take precaution.
Annual Tomato Sale is back at the Horticulture Department
The Fullerton College Horticulture Department had its annual Tomato Sale this weekend.
Inspiring future Hornets at the 26th KinderCarminata
“Si, se puede!” (Yes, you can!) as Cesar Chavez would say.
Parking lot changes for Spring 2020
Many students have been alarmed at the lack of parking space and shuttle service for the Spring 2020 semester.
The presidential primary election is finally here
The Presidential Primary election is here for us Californians, but casting your vote can be done a little different now.
Game Development Club gets revived for another round
The Game Development Club is being revived after being dormant for two years.
NOCCCD faculty are losing hope in leadership
The North Orange County Community Community College District was sent a letter by faculty with over 350 signatures declaring that they have no confidence in district leadership. Here are some of the reasons why.
How Bob Iger’s 15 years as CEO affected Disney
As many Disney fans know Bob Iger, CEO of Disney stepped down putting his CEO Disney badge to rest
The Public Law Center gives updated information for DACA
DACA heads to the Supreme Court: What Can Happen?
France comes to Fullerton
The FC French Club hosts high school students from France for a cultural emersion exchange.
The man who the city wants silenced: One on one with Joshua Ferguson
Joshua Ferguson, the man behind Fullerton’s lawsuit, sits down with the Hornet for an in-depth interview.
Umoja program creates a community at Fullerton College
The Umoja community on Fullerton campus aims to strengthen the academic success and cultural awareness of African American students.
Campus Safety Weekly Report: Feb, 18 to Feb. 20
Campus safety weekly report feb, 18- feb 20th
FC extends free tuition program to two years.
Fullerton College is now offering two year of tuition-free education to new incoming students!
Beat Cafe open mic signups are now open
The Umoja program at Fullerton College will host the spring 2020 Beat Café open mic in honor of Black History Month.
New humanities building begins construction at Fullerton College
A groundbreaking event welcomed the start of construction on a new humanities building at Fullerton College.
Fullerton College Scholarships
Fullerton College has a variety of scholarships that students can apply to now!
Weekly Campus Incident Report: Feb. 10 to Feb. 16
Campus Safety released its incident report for the week of Feb. 10 to 16
Coronavirus leaves minimal impact on Orange County while influenza spreads
Coronavirus has made its way to Orange County, California and has become a huge public concern.
FC floods its quad hosting the 5th annual Community Day
Community Day is an event that’s hosted every year at Fullerton College, inviting many non-profit organizations and departments to make students more aware of how they can contribute to their community.
Angels in the outfield
Admirers of the Altobelli family expressed their faith that God as new angels watching over them
Deadline for Spring graduation is near
The semester has just begun but many students are already thinking about graduation
Fullerton College releases its new mobile app for all students
Fullerton College makes advances with its new app to help students along their journey
Where the evidence leads: The Ferguson vs. Fullerton lawsuit
As the lawsuit between the city of Fullerton and local blogger Joshua Ferguson unfolds, the evidence presented tells a complex and compelling story that leaves more questions than answers.
Hornets eagerly explore club options at semi-annual Club Rush
Students storm into the quad to sign up for clubs and get involved at Fullerton College.
Lady Hornets fall short in extra-innings loss to Jaguars 1 – 0
Jaguars score in 8th due to extra baserunner with the International Tie-Breaker Rule
Hornets hand Mt. SAC the 9-1 victory in their home-opener
The combination of youth and inexperience led to the 9-1 defeat in the Hornets first game of the regular season
OCC loses one of its best Pirates but won’t forget his legacy
Pirate’s Head Baseball Coach dies in a helicopter crash
Free food for students available with new app
Fullerton College students can find food freebies on campus with an upcoming app.
Students pay for health fee without receiving service
Night and weekend students still pay for health fee when they do not have access to the services.
Is there corruption in Fullerton? What a controversial blog reveals
A Fullerton resident, charged with hacking secret city documents, is challenging City Hall on accusations of corruption, misconduct and coverups.
Starbucks opening at Fullerton College delayed
Starbucks on the Fullerton College campus had been delayed due to strict regulations on the historic building.
What’s your Mission Statement?
Fullerton College has a mission statement for its institution. Let’s look closer at how individual students at FC experience their own stories and have a personal mission statement.
Carpool Karaoke ft. The President of Fullerton College
Carpool Karaoke ft. The President of Fullerton College
Hornets achieve their goals no matter how many obstacles
Every FC student is working towards a goal and everyone had a story to tell.
Researching for the future: CSULB Shark Lab pairs with FC Drone Lab
The Fullerton College Drone Lab will assist in a research project with Cal State University Long Beach to help track sharks off the coast of Southern California.
Inside the Fullerton College Library
The Fullerton college library goes above and beyond with its resources.
Cosmetology teaches the art behind the glamour
The Cosmetology Department at Fullerton College is more than it first appears.
Fullerton’s best study spots for finals
With finals coming around the corner studying becomes a priority for students. Time becomes a race with the clock ticking against your study time.
OC Weekly: Another print publication has closed shop
The OC Weekly closed its doors the day before Thanksgiving, after a prestigious 24-year run.
Fullerton College gives food to the community for Thanksgiving
Fullerton College’s annual Fall Harvest Food Drive provides food for students and the community on Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Food Bank partners with Pathways of Hope to provide resources for students
The food bank at Fullerton College, has more resources to offer other than food.
Suicide rates in Orange County are on the rise
The Orange County Health Agency has announced that suicide rates in the county are on the rise.
Campus Safety report: Nov. 11- Nov. 17
Campus Safety Report for the week of Nov. 11- Nov. 17.
The 50th Annual Fall Harvest Food Drive
The Fullerton College Fall Harvest Food Drive is collecting donations and have boxes for drop-off throughout campus until Nov. 22.
Presidential candidate Tom Steyer visits Fullerton College
Billionaire and Presidential candidate Tom Steyer, speaks to Fullerton College students and local residents as he campaigns for the White House.
2020 Presidential candidate Tom Steyer to speak at Fullerton College
Billionaire Tom Steyer will attempt to validate his candidacy to become the 2020 Democratic presidential nominee during a town hall at Fullerton College on Saturday Nov. 16.
Fullerton College measures up with its Metrology Program
The scientific study of measurement at Fullerton College.
Sherbeck Field improvements get the green light
The final vote for the Fullerton College Sherbeck Field improvement project took place Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Fullerton honors Veterans Day with 32nd Annual parade
Fullerton commemorated America’s 100th Annual Veterans Day with a march up Harbor Blvd. to Hillcrest Park.
Battle boots to school books
The transition from an Armed Forces service member to college student isn’t always easy.
The Real ID deadline is real and approaching fast
It’s time to start digging through your file cabinets to find the documentation required to attain a Real ID by the Oct. 1, 2020 deadline.
Wellness Wednesday: The benefits of being fit
The benefits of exercise that can improve your health.
Man stabbed near the Fullerton Transportation Center
A stabbing occurred near the Fullerton Transportation Center on Saturday Nov. 2.
Public weighs in on impending decision for Sherbeck Field
The decision to built new bleachers, a new lighting system and new speakers for FC Sherbeck Field stadium is expected to be made on the Nov. 12 meeting.
Campus Safety report: Oct. 28-Nov. 3
Fullerton College Campus Safety published its report for the week of Oct. 28-Nov. 3.
FC Disability Support Services can help students in need
What to know about the Fullerton College Disability Support Services Department and what it offers.
A vote on the fate of Downtown Fullerton’s paid parking pilot is coming
The city of Fullerton implemented the pilot paid parking program in July of 2019 and is set to vote on its fate in late December.
New Promise Center opens at Fullerton College
The new Fullerton College Promise Center held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Oct 29.
Planned Parenthood: What students need to know
Planned Parenthood is well known for giving women access to safe abortions, but these clinics provide a wide array of services to low income individuals and students.
The Asian Pacific Islander American annual forum gains ‘Power from the People’
Fullerton’s annual Asia/Pacific Islander American Forum will be held Oct. 30 from 11:45-1:30 p.m. in room 224.
BUZZWORTHY: What are you doing for Halloween?
Halloween is coming up! What are your fellow FC students up to this Halloween?
Opinion: Is smoking therapy or taboo?
Smoking has become therapeutic for a group of students at FC
‘Presence’ was not ignored during Fullerton College’s Opening Art Gallery Reception
“Presence” opened on Tuesday evening to an eager crowd of curious onlookers.
Dia de los Muertos brings the quad to life
Colors, food, and music celebrate Latin American culture as Fullerton hosts its annual Day of the Dead celebration.
The Fullerton College Library and Cadena Center present Gender Literacy 101
Fullerton College brings understanding and knowledge of the LGBT community with a Gender Literacy 101 presentation on Friday, Oct. 25.
Jazz Faculty at Fullerton College swings in the campus theater
Fullerton College’s Music Department faculty entertains students and jazz aficionados in their Campus Theater.
Campus Safety will help you to your destination safely
Fullerton College Campus Safety offers an escort service for its students and teachers.
Wellness Wednesday: Cold season is on the rise
5 tips on how to avoid getting sick this season.
Going Green in Fullerton
The city of Fullerton leads the fight against climate change, with a variety of fun and family friendly activities to keep the planet green.
President’s Gala 2019 raises over $30,000
An estimate of $30,000 was raised at this year’s President’s Gala and most of it will go toward scholarships for Fullerton College students.
Faculty Senate set to vote on changes to GE requirements.
The Fullerton College Faculty Senate is set to vote on changes for the AA/AS degree general education requirements at their next meeting.
Covered California’s open enrollment is now available
Tuesday, Oct. 15, marks the beginning of Covered California’s open enrollment for those who want to purchase health insurance.
Academic counseling is the helping hand in student success
The Fullerton College Counseling Department provides students a pathway to fulfill their academic goals. Academic counselor’s offer the tools that students need to maximize their success in the classroom and for their future.
Student forum discussed updates to free speech policies on campus
The North Orange County Community College District discussed free speech changes with students in an open forum on Oct. 14.
Campus Safety report: Oct. 7-13
Fullerton College Campus Safety report for the week of Oct. 7-13.
Transfer Awareness Week
This week is Transfer Awareness Week and activities that help with the transfer process will be offered
Undocumented Student Week of Action
Fullerton College joins the Community College League of California in hosting Undocumented Student Week of Action on Oct. 14-18.
President’s Gala 2019
Students who had received scholarships from the school now have the opportunity to know who is behind the scholarship process into given them this money.
Campus Safety Report: Sept. 30-Oct. 6
Fullerton College Campus Safety report for the week of Sept. 30-Oct. 6.
FC Health Center provides a wide range of medical and Mental Health services
The Fullerton College health fee covers everything from a flu shot to std testing and behavioral health counseling.
Andrew Yang rally takes LA by storm
Democratic candidate Andrew Yang rallied in LA with his plan for the country in 2020.
Climate change fighting for a United Front
Summit and strikes, people are rising up in awareness of climate change around the world.
Construction beginning 2020 at FC will add more classrooms and parking
Future construction plans at Fullerton College include new instructional buildings and parking structure.
Campus Safety Report: September 16-22
Fullerton College Campus safety report for the week of Sept. 16.
The Cadena Cultural Center hosts the 15th annual ¡Bienvenidos!
The Cadena Cultural Center and A.S. introduced the new school semester with student resources, clubs, and culture at the 15th annual ¡Bienvenidos!
Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis, promotes his new book at the Nixon Library
In a sold-out event at The Richard Nixon Library and Museum, Four-Star General James Mattis shared his experiences and insight regarding the more than 40 years of service to the United States.
Campus Safety Report: August 26 – September 15
The FC Campus Safety incident report for the first three weeks of the fall 2019 semester listed nine items.
Huffman receives sentence for charges in the college admission scandal
Actress Felicity Huffman was sentenced earlier today in a Boston courthouse for the charges she received in the college admissions scandal.
Review: The ups and downs of the third Democratic Presidential Debate
Top 10 Democratic candidates fail to impress during third debate in Houston Thursday, Sept. 12.
Hornets Hit the Quad at Club Rush
Over 25 Clubs and School Activity Groups Drew Large Crowds in the Quad
Free bus pass event takes off at Fullerton College
OCTA event at Fullerton College introduces free bus ride initiative for students on September 12
Democrats face off with the nation watching
The third Democratic debate will be held on Sept. 12 on ABC News and Univision.
Associated Students fall 2019 election results
The fall 2019 Associated Students election results are in with two vice presidents and 16 senators elected.
Staying safe on FC campus
Fullerton College Campus Safety website provides tips for students and faculty to stay safe during emergency situations.
The Associated Students Fall 2019 Elections are here
The Fullerton College fall 2019 A.S. elections take place Sept. 3-5 in the Quad from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
FC students now ride buses for free
Starting this fall, Fullerton College students can ride the OC Bus local fixed routes for free.
AB 705 aims to accelerate time spent at community colleges
California Community Colleges’ are pushing for a faster transfer of students to four-year institutions.
Tips for surviving those dreaded final exams
Finals can be stressful here are some tips to take the stress away from your next exam.
The Sherbeck Field project takes a step forward.
The results of an Environments Impact Report completed on the Sherbeck Field projects was published May 15.
Paid parking headed to Downtown Fullerton
The City of Fullerton will soon be launching a test program that will charge guests for parking during specific hours. This program will be assisted by the use of new technology, including license plate readers.
Finals week preparations brings nap pods and meditation stations
Fullerton College Students made room to rest and relax before finals.
Admission scandal leads to prison time and students in dismay
The college admissions scandal has lead to 33 indicted families accused of fraud and bribery. Some will look for a plea deal, while other convictions will lead to prison time.