2025-26 Academic Year

Read this school year's final issue of The Scuttle!

Cabrillo is entering the final stretch of the spring semester. With graduation and summer break on the horizon, students continue to push themselves through midterms--and soon, finals. Perhaps as a form of "spring cleaning," some organizations across campus are making strides to move forward from institutional harm, while others are failing. This month, The Scuttle started a new initiative to connect with students by conducting interviews on the streets. Throughout our issue,

This issue of The Scuttle might just be our most comprehensive yet. We recently expanded our team and now have four regular contributors. In February we really managed to capture an array of happenings and voices on the Cabrillo campus and within the wider community. Read our March issue to learn more!

Editors Note Welcome Seahawks, to the new year! While most rested and enjoyed the holidays with family and friends, Cabrillo and its constituents have been busy preparing for the spring semester. The Scuttle is happy to announce two new Columnists to the team, Lizzy Sterling and Rocco Arnott. Look out for fun columns, sharing the best nature spots, benches, hikes, and more, stretching from Davenport to Watsonville in Whereabouts … as well as an inside look at the local Sant

This issue features info about Cabrillo's response to generative A.I., the math classes at risk of being cut, and much more!

"The seasons are changing, and so is Cabrillo. As students finish up midterms and persevere through the fall semester, the college continues to make strong strides in achievement and success..." Read more from our latest issue!

Editor's Note Much has been happening around Cabrillo lately--both good and bad. As we are all aware, this has been quite an eventful and turbulent year, politically, socially, economically, you name it. I doubt it is any coincidence that this semester has so far been the most eventful since I became a student here. The college continues to feel the effects of the new policies and funding changes made at the federal level. You can read Josephine Fahey's story about the latest

The SCUTTLE’s New Team This semester the SCUTTLE welcomes two new journalists/editors, Josephine and Isabella. The new writers filled the roles of the two previous student journalists, Emma and Olivia. The new team is dedicated to shaping the SCUTTLE into a well-rounded and robust monthly publication. In the interest of adhering to its motto, “For the students, by the students,” the publication seeks new and interesting student perspectives in the form of student-submitted e