“We have a podcast?” exclaimed a fellow student when she heard about the MSJC Lifestyle Connection podcast. To answer her question, yes, we do! And even better, it’s coming back! The podcast was...

Milk with pizza?? Mustard on mac 'n' cheese?? PICKLES AND PEANUT BUTTER?!? In this episode The Talon has some hot takes on food combinations. Join Bella, Eddie, and Lauren as they discuss what's good,...

In this interview, Talon journalist Delia Valdez speaks with Mt. San Jacinto College Sociology Professor Michael Arce about his journey into sociology, his education, and the experiences that led him to...

Come one, come all to MSJC’s upcoming spring performance of Hairspray! The historical musical will open at the San Jacinto campus on Friday, March 21st, at 7 p.m. If you can’t make it, don’t worry—performances...

Mt. San Jacinto College’s performing arts club, Masqueraders SJC, is in the final stages of establishing a new scholarship for transferring performing arts students. The scholarship is five hundred dollars...

On January 29, 2025, a devastating midair collision occurred over Washington, D.C., involving an American Airlines regional jet and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter. The collision resulted in the deaths...

Eating Habits  According to the USDA, the average college student should consume 2,000 calories daily. Though, this recommended amount varies depending on weight, gender, and height. It's convenient...

With an uproar of activity online, playing video games have never been more accessible or intriguing to play. There are a lot of worries that come with a new purely online activity. How to regulate it?...

Chance Nolan, a Paloma Valley High School graduate, recently signed a minor league deal with the New York Yankees organization. Nolan, who has very little baseball experience, was a top quarterback for...

The internet is facing many of the same problems as the American Western Frontier, more commonly known as the Wild West, which was brought to an end by rapid privatization and growing industry. Once a...

It began as Negro History Week in 1926. Historian Carter G. Woodson’s vision to celebrate Black American history has evolved into a month-long celebration in February each year. Americans across the...

One of the first executive orders signed by the 47th president was to end DEI - diversity, equity, and inclusion - programs throughout the U.S. federal government. The signing occurred on Martin Luther...

The latest edition of Flight, MSJC's anthology of student art and writing, is now available.

I recently asked several MSJC students about the hardest part of school for them and whether they felt their answer was self-inflicted or environment-inflicted in hopes of identifying which student resources...

Protests have erupted all over the United States in a “Day Without Immigrants.” On February 3, 2025, many people skipped school and work to come together against the 47th President's mass deportation...

Rocks is a collaborative exhibition by two Southern California artists. It features ceramic works by Brad Eberhard and oil paintings by Robert Gunderman. The exhibition is open now for viewing from Monday...

When President Biden came into office, one of his biggest promises was to fix the student loan system and forgive student loan debts. Now, President Trump is issuing executive orders to undo most of what...

The population in the city of Menifee is increasing at a steady rate. Once seen as a small town, it is slowly becoming a top place to live in the Inland Empire. Houses are being sold at a lower rate compared...

A defining element of a successful Super Bowl halftime show is adhering to the saying, "The bigger, the better," to surpass the previous year's performance and please the audience. The purpose of the halftime...