In this interview, Talon journalist Delia Valdez speaks with Mt. San Jacinto College Journalism and Communication Professor Dr. Michele Weber about her journey into Communication and Journalism and the...

The 30th anniversary of the LA Times Festival of Books was held April 26th and 27th on the University of Southern California campus. With over 550 authors in attendance and spanning almost the entirety...

It's 10:30 pm one night, and you have an opening shift at 8:30 am for work the next day, and to finish up your night, you decide to hop on your phone. Maybe to look at some videos, respond to friends,...

The new movie Minecraft has started a trend of quotable jokes that audiences have been shouting aloud during the movie, causing them to throw candy, popcorn, and drinks all over the theater. This has led...

In a world filled with everything digital, even books, a new bookstore just bloomed in the heart of Old Town Temecula, bringing back that old-fashioned book shopping vibe. In Bloom Bookery is locally...

A scream on a mountain covered in a sheet of white snow could cause a destructive avalanche. A tiny spark in a brush can lead to a fire responsible for the devastation of miles of disintegrated land. A...

MSJC Communication Club Member Rob interviews Trinity Martinez, one of our upcoming TEDx MSJC speakers, to gain insight into her background and focus for his presentation, "How Failing Made Me Stronger:...

It is no secret that Artificial Intelligence is changing the way our world works. In January 2024, the International Monetary Fund claimed, “Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to reshape...

MSJC Communication Club Member Rob interviews one of our upcoming TEDx MSJC speakers, Ryan Henderson, to gain insight into his background and focus with his presentation, "Biological Connections to the...

“Sinners” is Hollywood’s latest movie to keep the vampire genre rolling The world’s appetite for vampires is as immortal as they are. As she walks along the main strip of the historic...

Book bans have been controversial across many schools and libraries in recent years. Debates over banning books have continued to escalate over whether certain books are inappropriate for children due...

Natalie Campos interviews one of our upcoming TEDx MSJC speakers, Chandra Moss, to gain insight on her background and focus with his presentation, "You Are Not Alone." Here's the description from MSJC's...

Do you have a vivid imagination? Love to be creative with a pen, but never had an outlet to express it? Are an avid lyricist, but have always wanted meaningful feedback? The MSJC Creative Writing Club...

Contrary to their name, community colleges can feel less like communities and more like an antisocial bubble. Mt. San Jacinto Community College is no stranger to this phenomenon, with factors such as commute...

San Jacinto, CA—The aroma of fresh coffee has drawn the attention of locals, who are buzzing with excitement as Dutch Bros Coffee officially opens its doors. Located at the bustling intersection of Ramona...

The newest addition to MSJC's large assortment of clubs is a Bible study group, Champions in Christ. With a special focus on the discipleship of athletes, this group meets weekly to study the Bible and...

In February, the MSJC Eagles women’s basketball team clinched the 2024-25 Inland Empire Athletic Conference title. Their hard-fought 55-51 win over Victor Valley College in front of a roaring and...

Horror movie aficionados won’t be able to watch the highly anticipated 2026 film “Scream 7” without addressing the controversy that has been circulating around it. Spyglass Entertainment has...

The Moon passed into Earth’s shadow on Thursday night, creating a blood moon for the first time since November 8, 2022. It was visible from 8:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. According to the article What You...

The best time of the year has come and gone, and no, I'm not talking about Christmas. I'm talking about the weekend for the nerds, artists, and multimedia lovers. Wondercon is a three-day weekend event...