Santa Ana College hosted a special ribbon-cutting event for SAC's new Bachelor of Arts in Paralegal Studies at the Cesar Chavez Atrium.

In a significant milestone, Santa Ana College's Criminal Justice Academies have officially been designated as an Educational Center by the California Community Colleges Board of Governors. This recognition, approved on March 25, brings with it $2.3 milli​on in annual state funding to expand the program's reach and resources across Southern California.

Citing her leadership and​ excellence in the education and nonprofit sectors, the National Hispanic Business Women Association (NHBWA) will name Christina Romero, executive director of the Santa Ana College Foundation, as one of its 2025 Woman of the Year at its national awards and scholarship gala on May 2 in Santa Ana.

In a unanimous vote, the Santa Ana College (SAC) Foundation Board of Directors welcomed accomplished educator and Asian-American businesswoman Joy Loo ​Kim as its newest member. Serving over 70,000 students annually, the SAC Foundation Board of Directors play a key role in supporting the college and the most pressing philanthropic initiatives that propel students and SAC's programs forward.

Santa Ana College (SAC) offers three Bachelor's degree programs, officially making it the community college with the most baccalaureate degree programs (BDPs) among the 116 California Community Colleges.

In Excelencia in Education's 20th year of service to accelerate Latino student success in higher education, the organization announced today that Santa Ana College's Pathway to Law School has been selected as a finalist for the 2024 Examples of Excelencia.

Santa Ana College officially received approval from the Chancellor of California Community Colleges to offer a baccalaureate degree program in Automotive Technology.

Making its U.S. premiere, “2:22 A Ghost Story,” written by Danny Robins, premiered Oct. 29 at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles, far from its origins in the West End of London.

Social media’s regurgitation of fashion is causing fashion aficionados around the world to be faced with the decision to become victims of fashion through trends, negatively effecting the environment, or to shop sustainably and be viewed as a fashion bygone.

Almost three years after graduating from CPP, alumnus Timothy Lam (’18, bachelor’s in accounting) earned the opportunity to compete in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as part of the U.S. national team. 

From Shanghai to Tokyo Disneyland and back to the local Anaheim theme park, President of Walt Disney Imagineering, WDI, Robert “Bob” Weis continues to sprinkle his creative pixie dust by incorporating storytelling and diversity in every project he manages.