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Chaffey College students Andrew Segobia and Jeremy Selleck are working hard towards becoming firefighters.

The Breeze travels across the country to compete in The Best of Show awards and receives 3 awards.

An explanation of rights when dealing with immigration and law enforcement for every situation.

To Francisco Jimenez, football is not just a sport he happens to play, it is a life path he and his family consciously chose.

How MeToo helped launch the suit against Epstein, only for it to be thwarted by Epstein's death.

The story of a Chaffey basketball star and a determined young man.

The fall semester has begun at Chaffey, and while settling into this new environment, students are also experiencing changes in their stress levels, which could lead to problems in their overall mental health.

Full-time worker, part-time student who's educational journey, spans years and continues to this day.

How has music managed to influence a young adult's career choice?

Julia Barnett is hoping to break into the photography industry and use her skills to help others view some of the biggest moments from events that are happening around the world.

First Los Angeles, now New York. Where will The Breeze be next?

For some Giants fans, 2010, 2012 and 2014 would be the only time they would get to see their team win the World Series. Sabrina Lape, a double major in nursing and communication studies at Chaffey College, is one of those fans.

Local artists unite at the grand reopening of The Wignall Museum of Contemporary Art.

The Theatre Arts Department's "As You Like It" production opened on April 4 in the recently reopened Chaffey theatre, one that underwent renovations and complicated the lives of students within the department.

Chris Myles has been a music lover since he learned his first words.

A look at Chaffey College film student Adam Stevenson.

Changing workouts or lifestyles?

Navigating through academia is difficult, but Chaffey students are hard workers. Now more than ever, it is time to celebrate them.