Mt. San Jacinto College Talon

01/10/2026

12/17/2025

New story!

Back on February 24, 2024, it was big news in Westwood. Deshaun Foster, the former star running back for the UCLA Bruins, who went on to play seven strong seasons in the NFL, was coming home. Chip Kelly was out, and Foster was in. He was hired to bring glory back to the storied program. It didn’t happen.

After going 5-7 in 2024 and an 0-3 start this year, Foster was fired on September 14, 2025, the first NCAA Division 1 coach fired this season. Several others would face the same fate.

Brian Kelly was fired from Louisiana State on October 26, 2025, after a bad loss to Texas A&M and a 5-3 start.

Justin Wilcox, who compiled a 45-55 record over nine seasons at California, was let go on November 23, 2025.

Story by Danaija Childs

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12/15/2025

🏋️NEW STORY OUT! 🏋️‍♀️

“ Between homework, school, and work, most students do not have the time or access to exercise or healthy food. Nutrition and exercise are not only a personal preference for most students but are also proven to set students up for success. Second-year student Michael Collins had this to say, “I try to set time to exercise, but get overshadowed by homework and everything else.” He also shared, “Whenever I don’t have enough time to even get a quick exercise in, I feel I struggle to pay attention in class and lack energy.” ”

Written by Josh Banks

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12/11/2025

🚨🇺🇸New Story🇺🇸🚨


“America has always stirred trouble amongst its people; you may hear it yourself that America is corrupt and leaves little for its people. Now, amid the current economic crisis, growing distrust in our communities, and ever more changes to the law, Americans are starting to lose faith in their country.”

Written By: Victoria Aguayo


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12/02/2025

Auditions open for American Idiot! Come join the fun! MSJCSanJacinto

12/02/2025

Come audition for MSJC’s San Jacinto campus musical production of American Idiot! Guaranteed to be a high energy show! Can’t wait to see you there!

11/14/2025

🏈New Story🏈


“The Eagles’ offensive woes continued into the second quarter. They would try to establish a run game and a short passing game, but to no avail. However, the Bobcats’ run game proved to be a thorn in the side of the Eagles’ defense. And while the Bobcats’ run game proved to be formidable, the Bobcats also suffered from their own penalty struggles.”

Written By: Myles Hartwell


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11/13/2025

🚨📰New story!!
Students Turn to Caffeine to Stay Awake, But at What Cost?
“Many caffeine options, such as coffee shops, energy drinks, and campus cafes, make it easier for students to rely on caffeine.“
Written by: Kendra Yang
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11/12/2025

😴NEW STORY OUT! 😴

"For many college students, sleep is often seen as an option. With classes, work, and deadlines imminent, it becomes sleep versus everything else, and in most cases, sleep loses. What begins as one all-nighter turns into a lifestyle of dazed focus. Carson Oshel, a second-year student, says, “I know the struggle all too well; it is just like sometimes I end up staying up until two in the morning typing to get my homework done, and then it is the next day.” Sleep deprivation is one of the most overlooked issues with college students."

Written by Josh Banks

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11/07/2025

🚨New Story🚨


“Third spaces in America are considered to be an important staple of human socialization; they offer a place to go after work to unwind or simply dine with friends. Yet, these places are no longer attracting people. The coffee shops aren’t nearly as filled as they used to be, the malls are getting empty again, and people are spending time together at home or online instead.”

Written By: Victoria Aguayo


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11/03/2025

🗞️🚨New Story🚨🗞️


“Hispanic Heritage Month is unfolding in the Inland Empire with celebrations in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, with events/festivals, campus celebrations, and exhibits. The most common celebrations are in the colleges and universities among first-generation Latino students. They are celebrating their culture and using their families’ sacrifices as motivation, such as seeking higher education and more.”

Written By: Celine Morones


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