Photos taken at the I.C.E. protests in Los Angeles- Feb. 2, 2025.

An escapade to rural Japan.

This past week, the Breeze had the pleasure of visiting the KVCR station at the San Bernardino Valley campus.

In the heart of Wargin Hall lies the team behind Chaffey College's student-run news outlet. A room full of writers dedicated to being a voice for our campus and telling the stories of the community.

Where does math fit in with crochet?

The Black College Expo is an opportunity for students and their families to meet with colleges in a fun environment.

Dippin' donuts or dippin' mugs?

The beauty that is the Terra Vista Farmers Market.

Anime Expo Chibi was held on Nov. 11-12 at the Ontario Convention Center.

Downtown Riverside keeps itself alive and well with its captivating culture. It offers a welcoming environment to visitors and has the goal to keep a vibrant and safe community.

A photo essay on the Grand Canyon that shows the various sites I saw throughout my solo trip of the southern edge.

For the first time since the pandemic, The Breeze had the opportunity to return to San Fransisco for a three day long college journalism conference.

During a recent trip back home, I learned that I may not be as fluent in my first language as I thought I was.

The president of the campus club, Evolve, dedicates A Very Witchy History event meeting to an old friend who inspired her interest in witches and their connection to feminism.

Professor Brice Bischoff curated an exhibition at the Sasse Museum of Art in Pomona, CA, selecting from work produced by students in his Fine Art Photography class called, “For Your Eyes”.

This years Specialty Equipment Market Association Show demonstrates that the world of electric vehicles goes well beyond just Tesla

The Downtown Redlands Art Walk is an event, like many others, that has been on a hiatus since the onset of COVID-19. But on October 23 it finally made it's return. State street, which goes right through the heart of Downtown, was closed to vehicle traffic and was alive with sculpture, paintings, photography, live music, and even a motorcycle show as you walked to the east end of the street.