Humans of Chaffey: Professor David Rentz

Professor David Rentz is the Chamber Choir director here at Chaffey. He has been an intergral part of the music program for over a decade.

Features, Feature, OpinionThe Breeze OnlineDecember 4, 2023HoC, Opinion

Modern architectural design of the Chaffey College Library

Features, Opinion, NewsCurt BurgessNovember 30, 2022chaffey college, architecture, library

What Would Morgen Do?

Morgen Campbell an artist and creative, aspires to mark Inland Empire on the map for music artists.

Opinion, FeaturesJasmine CuzaDecember 17, 2021Music, Features, Inland Empire, Morgen Campbell, Artist

The Rise to Fame With Ahmad and Jabril

Inland Empire actors from Tik Tok and Instagram, Ahmad and Jabril aspire to take part in a more diverse culture for those who dream of becoming an actor.

Features, OpinionJasmine CuzaDecember 16, 2021Chaffey College, Artists, Interview, Inland Empire

Bad Genre Studios

Local Inland Empire artist, Regi Levi and big brother Rino create a space for aspiring artists in hopes to make the Inland Empire into the new home of music.

Features, OpinionJasmine CuzaDecember 16, 2021Regi Levi, Bad Genre Studios, Chaffey College, Inland Empire, Artists, Music

Into the Death Room

Victorian death customs and today's dying living room.

Opinion, FeaturesManny CarbajalSeptember 28, 2021Death Rooms, COVID-19, Feature, Chaffey College, Victorian period

My Dog: The Mild Mannered Millionaire

A reflection and obituary of one of my closest friends of 13 years; my pet dog and family member, Bruce

Features, OpinionSandra SlatteryMay 11, 2021Features, Bruce

Hustler Magazine Publisher Leaves His Mark

Founder of Hustler magazine, Larry Claxton Flynt Jr., dies at age 78 leaving his mark behind.

Features, OpinionThomas DavilaMarch 29, 2021Hustler magazine, Features

Classrooms Online: The Experience of Two Teachers

Since last March students everywhere have had to adapt to solely online learning platforms, and teachers have had to convert their curriculum and teaching methods for digital instruction. This interview shares the experience and perspectives of two teachers and the ways that they have found to adapt.

Features, Feature, OpinionKasey LimónMarch 25, 2021Feature, education

The Accountability of the Education of K-12 Students During the Pandemic

Features, News, OpinionKasey LimónMarch 24, 2021Features, COVID-19, education, United States

Muslim In America

A personal story of what it means to grow up and live in America as a Muslim.

OpinionSabriah JohnwellSeptember 18, 2017Opinion, Chaffey, Islam, Muslim

Must-Read Features

Our editors highlight some of the best feature stories in journalism.

OpinionJullian Aiden BravoApril 26, 2017The New York Times, The L.A. Times, i-D, Vox Media, Waypoint, Mother Jones, The AtlanticComment

Liberalism's Metamorphosis

The bedrock of Classical Liberalism has weakened since its inception during the Enlightenment.

OpinionChris SalazarFebruary 28, 2017liberalism, conservativism, Enlightenment, politics, feat. listComment

Not On the Menu - Sexual Harassment in the Restaurant Industry

Bartending pays the bills, but at what expense?

Feature, OpinionThe Breeze OnlineFebruary 18, 2017sexual harassmentComment

Journalism in Jeopardy

The power of journalism is vital in democracy and in a post-truth era it is essential for it to adapt and evolve to provide its fundamental purpose.

OpinionThe Breeze OnlineJanuary 24, 2017journalism, Donald Trump, fake newsComment

Living the Lifestyle – How to Overcome New Year's Fitness Resolutions

It’s important to live the lifestyle, rather than tolerate it.

OpinionThe Breeze OnlineJanuary 19, 2017New Year's, fitness, lifestyle, Lorenzo LeyvaComment

Post Truth: The Culmination of Incoherence

We must work to scrutinize the task at hand: to diagnose and remedy the bifurcated nature of a post-truth political landscape, which threatens both the tenets of democracy, and the blossoming of the human condition.

OpinionChris SalazarNovember 29, 2016post-truth, feat. listComment