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What are Eagles Watching: Fall Edition

10/3/2025 - 2 minute read

As the temperature drops, pumpkin spice lattes return and Halloween is around the corner, many Golden Eagles are choosing to watch movies and television shows that reflect the new season. With answers ranging from nostalgic sit-coms to Halloween classics, students are letting the cooler temperatures and cloudy weather affect what they decide to watch.

Fun ways to celebrate Halloween in and around Orange County

10/3/2025 - 2 minute read

Halloween is one of many people’s favorite holidays of the year. It’s a time when people of all ages get to use their imaginations to plan and create costumes. But it’s not just about costumes. In Orange County, you can find some of the most unbelievable creations, celebrating everything spooky, scary and even funny.

Local fall activities checklist

9/19/2025 - 1 minute read

Roger’s Gardens opened its annual Midnight Market Halloween Boutique. Kick off the fall season with a trip to the garden, a spooky walk through the boutique, and pick up a pumpkin to get in the spirit.

Attendees at the 2023 Fall Family Festival

Fall Family Festival tonight! Time to get excited!

10/25/2024 - 2 minute read

Concordia University’s Fall Family Festival, a much-anticipated tradition on campus, is set to bring together students, families and alumni for an evening of fun tonight from 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Organized by the Student Activities and Alumni and Family Relations coordinators, the Fall Family Festival promises an exciting blend of Fall activities for families to experience the warmth of Concordia’s close-knit community.

A new trend that emerged on Milan’s runways was office-athleisure styles, like trench coats and office totes styled with ballet flats and leotards.

Fashion Month: Spring/summer 2025 ready-to-wear trends previewed

10/4/2024 - 3 minute read

After Fashion Month ended on Tues., Oct. 1, it is time to look back at the latest trends and developments within the world of designer fashion.

The Moon International Center is open to all students and encourages international students to commune.

Omicron variant of the coronavirus: What you should know

12/10/2021 - 1 minute read

According to a recent update from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the emergence of the omicron variant, the infection and spread of omicron has officially begun in the United States. The variant was first reported in mid-November and the World Health Organization listed omicron as a "variant of concern." Among 50 states, 19 of them already have confirmed cases as of this past Monday. California is one of the states to have its first confirmed case last Friday.

Tanaka Farms Christmas art from their trees

Top five Thanksgiving break ideas in O.C.

11/19/2021 - 2 minute read

During Thanksgiving there are many ways to get involved and celebrate the season around Orange County. Students can have a fulfilling and fun break with any of these five activities. Experiencing new and old events with those we love in O.C. can bring great joy to our hearts.

Enjoy fun photos ops with different farm animals while you pick your pumpkin

Let’s give them pumpkin to talk about

10/29/2021 - 2 minute read

Located only a half-mile from campus, Tanaka Farms offers you the chance to enjoy fall traditions in Southern California sunshine. The farm is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is completely free to visit; however, you must pay a $10 parking fee in order to get in. At this time they are not accepting on-foot visitors so you must arrive by car but, with pumpkins priced at only $1.39 per pound, you’re not going to want to carry those precious pumpkins back to campus anyways.