Just in time for the summer, hip-hop's Nigerian lyricist has returned with his fifth album titled "Shine." It has been about two years since we have heard from the confident, controversial rapper, Wale. The D. C. native's last project, "The Album About Nothing," was released in Spring 2015. The album was narrated by Jerry Seinfeld and themed around the comedian's...

The typically spacious room used for the monthly governing board meetings was abnormally packed on Dec. 15 of last year. Concerned parents and students were anxiously waiting their turn to speak out against the school's decision to close the LDC — a two-year program off the Chino campus which trained students with mid-level autism to find much-needed jobs."The Learning Development...

In the 2015 survival-horror game Soma, the protagonist Simon Jarrett suffers a traumatic brain injury in a car accident. He loses his wife in the crash and finds that his injury is terminal. Jarrett has nothing to lose except for his mind, and in a way, he does. Yet he's left with the exact brain he starts with. In a...

Vibrant flowers and pastel patterns are in full effect this Spring at Chaffey College. As the outdoors welcome us with turquoise skies and balmy temperatures, students, staff and Chaffey’s historical landmark invite the season with floral fashion and sundry coloration. With the Spring semester coming to an end, it may also help to stop and appreciate the calming nature of...

Any player of the Legend of Zelda series has come to expect a world filled with adventure, colorful characters and challenging puzzles, and the new installment in the series, "The Breath Of The Wild," delivers all of these in a new completely open-world format. Previous games in the series have always followed a more restricted structure when it comes to...

There are a set of job requirements not found on job applications. Grinning and bearing through sexual innuendos, finding notes on your car, men threatening to tip you less if you decide not to give them your number, guests telling you they will wait until your shift is over so they can take you out, guests ogling and making inappropriate...

In one of many large, yet ordinary classrooms of the Health Science building, faculty and international students voiced their thoughts on the extraordinary political climate created by Donald Trump's executive orders and their impact on the school itself. The open forum, held on Feb. 2, was initiated as an open dialogue for those with worry, anxiety or concerns to listen...

From the ponchos people wore over their attire, to the pink "pussy hats" men and women wore, the March Against Hate and the Women's March in Los Angeles brought out the creative side of the marchers when it came down to clothing. The messages marchers brought were not just vocal or printed on a homemade sign, but apparent in their...

In conjunction with Chaffey College Broadcasting and the Inland Empire Media Magazine, The Breeze is happy to present a short, student dancer profile: Joey Arias. He was first discovered for interview through a series a photos exhibited outside the photography department, showcasing several poses done in the style of dance called "Flexing." After much inquiry, Arias was grateful enough to...

Following winning seasons by every Chaffey team participating in the Foothill Conference during the Fall semester, the Panthers moved athletic competitiveness to the South Coast Athletic Conference this spring."Rio Hondo and Chaffey had wanted to leave for a few years, but there was no way they could because the conference had only six schools," the commissioner of the South Coast...