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Women-owned businesses blossom at the Sunshine Handmade Market
Small shops and local vendors came together on Saturday with hopes to sell their unique handcrafted items at the first Sunshine Handmade Market in Downtown Fullerton on Saturday. These women-owned businesses have been motivated by their own passion to sell their handmade products. There were seven vendors at the event that had a variety of products on sale. Arilia Winn is the owner of the W.E. Bookstore and the organizer of the Sunshine Handmade Market at Downtown Fullerton.
May 1, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Women-owned businesses blossom at the Sunshine Handmade Market Read about the local vendors at the first Sunshine Handmade Market held in Downtown Fullerton. Read More Hornets Softball splits a pair of games with Santiago Canyon In the second doubleheader of the week, the Fullerton College Hornets Softball team won a game and lost a game against Santiago Canyon College Friday. Read More
Winona LaDuke proposes a ‘new green revolution’
Winona LaDuke, the former Green Party vice-presidential candidate in the 1996 and 2000 election, shared her revolutionary economic strategies called the “new green revolution” at the virtual Earth Day Symposium event hosted by Fullerton College’s Ethnic Studies Department. Fullerton College's Ethnic Studies Department hosted the Earth Day Symposium with Winona LaDuke as the guest speaker on April 22, 2021.
April 23, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Fullerton residents have an opportunity to quickly register and receive their first vaccine dose as early as Friday, April 30.
Love Fullerton 2021 returns to serve the community
The Love Fullerton citywide service day is back after last year’s event was postponed and later canceled. This year the event will be hosted on Saturday, April 24. Love Fullerton is a platform that provides volunteering and information on how Fullerton residents and other locals can get involved with the community. They serve the families, neighborhoods, schools, homeless people, and seniors of Fullerton.
Tuesday’s To Go: Chicana Vegana
Chicana Vegana is a plant-based restaurant that includes a mix of Mexican and American cuisine. The business started off as a pop-up tent turned food truck but is now a storefront restaurant right in the heart of Downtown Fullerton. Chicana Vegana's outdoor dining by the storefront at Downtown Fullerton.
March 30, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
HomeShare OC: A new affordable housing solution for students With resounding success, Laura Kraft’s graduate school thesis on senior-student low cost home sharing, with the help of Homeless Intervention Services of OC, became a reality in just a few months. Read More Around the Hornet: Déjà vu in Brooklyn? What are the potential NBA matchups for this year’s playoffs following a few major signings at the trade deadline?
Fullerton College students share the resources they used to ease the transferring process
Many Fullerton College students will be transferring in the Fall 2021 semester, as admission letters from universities are now being sent out. The students included in this article are transferring to a higher level institution in the Fall in order to help themselves achieve or advance their career goals. As the transferring process can be looked at as complicated, these students have shared the resources that have assisted them throughout the process and what they found helpful.
March 25, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Centerfielder Clarissa Hernandez leaves COVID-19 in the dust, ready to play spring ball With Fullerton College athletics back on campus, Clarissa Hernandez is ready and grateful to play softball in the spring. Read More 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. Read More
These 2 female educators are helping draw up the future for women in art history
Fullerton College Professor Kristin Mihaylovich and Professor Megan Debin are finding ways to embrace and highlight women in art history through courses and opportunities in their department. Mihaylovich and Debin come from very different college backgrounds before they started teaching art history courses at Fullerton College.
Educating duo helps draw up the future for women in art history
Fullerton College Professor Kristin Mihaylovich and Professor Megan Debin are finding ways to embrace and highlight women in art history through courses and opportunities in their department. Mihaylovich and Debin come from very different college backgrounds before they started teaching art history courses at Fullerton College.
March 12, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
These 2 female educators are helping draw up the future for women in art history The art department instructors address their efforts to acknowledge women, further the diversity in art history and cultivating a culture of building each other up. Read More Electronic epilogue: Daft Punk’s mixing leaves a loud legacy Nearly three decades of collaboration come to an end with six Grammys and millions of fans across the world. Read More
Pearl Mann speaks on her career development as a woman in law
Pearl Gondrella Mann spoke about her achievements and her journey to the field of law at a virtual zoom event hosted by Fullerton College Associated Students on Friday. Mann was admitted to The State Bar of California on Dec. 10, 1985, making her one of the first female lawyers in Orange County. She was admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Tax Court and all of California’s State Courts. Data on the percentage of female lawyers in the U.S. from 1985 to 2020.
March 6, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Show Review: ‘WandaVision’ sets up Marvel’s Phase 4 The Disney+ original show “WandaVision” is closing one door, but opening others for many Marvel Cinematic Universe projects to come. Read More The I-nclusivity in Team Athletes thrive in adverse conditions, but often it is the collective strength and vision of a team that resonates. Fullerton College explains how to find the I in team. Read More
Activists march and share stories honoring Black History Month
Black activists and supporters came together Saturday to march the streets of Marina Vista Park in the city of Long Beach in honor of Black History Month. The rally began at 1 p.m. with around 65 people celebrating and dancing to music ranging from R&B to hip-hop produced by Black artists. Black activist capturing a photo of an organizer of the Black History Month march.
February 22, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Ghost light continues illuminating a sign of hope for the arts Fine Arts professors talk about what they learned over the past year and the lessons they will take as Fullerton College prepares the move to hybrid learning for the fall. Read More 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. Read More
Movie Review: 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' shines the limelight on Black art
George C. Wolfe’s film, “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” is based on the 1982 play by August Wilson that highlights the importance of the blues in African American culture and American history. In this tense film, Ma Rainey, the fierce and legendary blues singer played by Viola Davis, is troubled by Levee, one of Ma Rainey’s band members played by Chadwick Boseman.
February 17, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
The dramatic Netflix film starring Viola Davis and the late Chadwick Boseman depicts the everyday experience of being an African American performer in the 1920s.
Zombee Donuts & Bakeshop Turns Six Years Old
On Feb. 7, 2021, Zombee Donuts & Bakeshop celebrated its sixth year anniversary and welcomed the community with open arms. The bakery is located at 802 E Chapman Avenue and has been around since 2015. Zombee Donuts' decorated for their six year anniversary. Photo credit: Reann Wenceslao The small Latina-owned business is run by mother and daughter, Vanessa Guillen and Marie Theodore Guillen.
February 8, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Rating the five funniest Super Bowl commercials from this year’s Super Bowl.
Second Virtual Club Rush Welcomes Students for Spring 2021
On Thursday, Feb. 4, Student Service Specialists Stephanie Rodriguez and Alicia Contreras hosted the second virtual Club Rush via Zoom at 10 a.m. to showcase the variety of clubs Fullerton College has to offer this semester. A Fullerton College student gets ready for the second virtual Club Rush. Photo credit: Reann Wenceslao The meeting consisted of 50 people, varying from interested students to enthusiastic club leaders.
February 7, 2021 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Once more, the online Club Rush allowed Hornets to safely connect with student organizations virtually.
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