Announcement:
MSJC pledges equality for students
MSJC and Dr. Roger Schultz release Equity Pledge in support of racial and gender equality.
Colleges around the country see victory after fighting to protect their international students
California and many other colleges around the state see victory after countless lawsuits lead to the Trump Administration rescinding its rule against international students.
Speculating on the Palm Springs new AHL team name
As they count down the days, fans in the Inland Empire have been filling their spare time with speculations on the newest Palm Springs AHL team name and mascot for the upcoming season.
The musical that took the country by storm is now on Disney+
With the release of the Broadway sensation Hamilton on Disney+ on July 3, audiences of every age and background are finally starting to understand why this musical had audiences raving for its entire production with the original cast.
Students find community as they are welcomed into MSJC
MSJC clubs, programs, and staff members support and encourage their students through clubs and programs that bring about new communities on campus.
What you may not know about Roe v. Wade
Jane Roe, also known as Norma McCorvey, has passed away, and with her passing comes the release of the documentary “AKA Jane Roe” on Hulu where McCorvey reveals her deepest secrets behind the historical Roe v. Wade case.
Behind the scenes of MSJC’s digital transformation
Professor Bahareh Alaei sheds some light on how MSJC transitioned their classes and campus life to an online format.
Students and staff share experiences and support at MSJC’s first Juneteenth celebration
MSJC celebrates Juneteenth with an emotional virtual event.
MSJC continues its efforts towards an equitable campus
The faculty and staff of Mt. San Jacinto College are taking a stand to disrupt prejudice and racism in our community.
A look into MSJCs public relations class
MSJCs new public relations class has opened up opportunities for students ranging in every major of journalism and communications.
Skating to stay positive and healthy in the midst of a pandemic
Read about how one student has used skating to keep up their positivity and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Temecula mayor speaks out about his resignation
James “Stew” Stewart resigned as mayor of Temecula on June 4 over an email he sent regarding a concerned citizen’s question about race relations and police brutality.
7 Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage month movies for your watchlist
May was Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage month. Let’s highlight films with Asian and Pacific American actors and storylines to celebrate the occasion.
Little wolves find forever homes during the COVID-19 pandemic
This pandemic has helped rescues unite people at home with dogs, and some times cats, looking to find their forever homes.
Bettering the pathways to success at MSJC
MSJC has worked hard on a long five-year journey to implement the SUCCESS! Pathways program here at MSJC, and now the time has come for its launch in to Fall 2020 semester.
President Schultz stays busy with work during the COVID-19 pandemic
The pandemic may still be going, but work hasn’t stopped for MSJC’s President, Dr. Roger Schultz.
MSJC students demonstrate their talents in Flight 2020
Flight is an anthology of MSJC student creative works that is published every Spring semester. This years edition of Flight 2020 has been released and students are excited and proud to share their work.
MSJC alumni shares his experience with The Talon
Marc-Anthony Rosas was a photographer, MVC Site Editor, graphic designer, member of the marketing and designing teams, and social media director for The Talon and he now shares what his experience has done for him.
Taking a look at the flippered creatures of the sea during this pandemic
Marine Mammal Care Center Los Angeles covers over 60 miles of open beach taking care of all the injured and sick flippered friends who make their way to those shores.
Bringing the ice to the deserts of Palm Springs
Excitement brews as locals in and near Palm Springs eagerly wait to hear more about the newest AHL Hockey Team.
Local journalism thrives at Menifee 24/7
Menifee 24/7 is a local newspaper that covers a wide variety of local news and is run by Doug Spoon, a very appreciated adviser to The Talon.
The remake of a classic
The anime Fruits Basket, released originally in 2001, was revamped in 2019. It’s new look and story have fans of the original everywhere talking about it.
MSJC honors its largest graduating class with a virtual graduation
MSJC excitedly prepares to honor its largest group of graduates with a virtual graduation.
Disney+ surprises audiences with the release of Pixar’s Onward
Disney+ has released Pixar’s newest movie, Onward. Read more about it in this student review.
The Talon upgrades to a full-fledged Journalism Program
MSJC has worked hard to implement a Journalism Program, starting 2021, thanks to The Talon
Taking on the 2020 Election space through online debate
Even with COVID-19 spreading, the 2020 election and its primaries must continue on. Read more about how they’ve converted to an online platform.
MSJC students make waves at Oceanside Beach
Students of MSJC join Surfrider Foundation to clean up trash on Oceanside Beach.
Taking a look at a new form of slavery
MSJC’s Diversity Committee brought in three speakers to present their research on and experiences with Human Trafficking.
MSJC staff and students take on the online world
As of April 6, the school has completely converted to an online college, but the classes aren’t the only thing that have gone online.
Tackling fitness during a pandemic
In the midst of balancing everyday challenges, the emphasis of physical fitness in our lives is changing.
MSJC brings light to the diversity in the ASL community
An MSJC event discusses the oppression and discrimination against Blacks in the Deaf community.
