After Governor Newsom ordered a stop to indoor church services in early May due to a surge in COVID-19 cases, some local churches resorted to
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Citrus students offer tips to stay motivated during online learning
The closure of school campuses during the COVID-19 pandemic has affected students’ outlook on higher education. Those who have not deferred have found it difficult
How ceramics is molding from home
The ceramics program is now online, offering a way for students to work with clay from home. The beginning ceramics course is made up of
Former Citrus student among first to report Bobcat Fire
1:45 p.m. Sept. 15: This story was edited to update the size of the fire, containment percentage and estimated containment date. The Bobcat Fire is
From Traditional Services to Celebrations of Life
COVID-19 has changed many aspects of life, including the way people mourn the loved ones they have lost. Due to Center for Disease Control (CDC)
‘Protest Pack’: Advice for protesters
Many American citizens have protested for Black Lives Matter and justice for George Floyd’s murder by the Minneapolis police on May 25. Here’s what to
Black Lives Matter protesters ‘silence as a remembrance’ for George Floyd on June 3 in Glendora
In recognition of the recent death of George Floyd, a Black man killed by Minneapolis police officers on May 25, local members of the community
Review: ‘Motion 2020,’ virtual dance concert on Instagram during remote instruction
The Citrus College Visual and Performing Arts staff and students found a creative way to display their talents and put on an amazing show on
Spotlight: Citrus Football transferring student leaves ‘memorable impression’ to the football program
Austin Zavala was set to transfer from Citrus College to Campbellsville University in Kentucky, on a full athletic scholarship. Although it was not part of