Two months ago, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which was a landmark decision where the court ruled that the Constitution did not confer
Category: Opinion
Opinion: On-site child care could be monumental for parent students
The COVID-19 pandemic hit parent-students hard. Providing for families outweighs any desire to receive an education. Heather French, a former Citrus College student, said she’s
Hello e-book, goodbye textbook
At the start of new semesters, students start off by looking into their syllabus ready to purchase textbooks that are required for class. Students often
Students face challenges if Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
Editor’s note: Due to the nature of this subject and to protect the safety and well-being of students, the names of sources related to Citrus
Picking four-year or work
Transferring to a four-year university, although difficult, can have an overall benefit to one’s career and life. Only around 31% of community college students consider
Editorial: One district to rule them all
Citrus College will always be the most unique school in its district; after all, it is the only school in that district. Citrus College is
Opinion: Citrus’ mask mandate needs to go
L.A. County lifted its indoor mask mandate and Citrus should do the same. The mandate has been in place since July 17, 2021, and was
Homophobia ruins relationships
Those who are partners with someone who is homophobic are not allies to the LGBTQ community. People tend to reflect their partner’s views and are
Transferring during pandemic makes resources hard to find
Transferring during online learning has made the resources you need hard to find. It was difficult for me when I began the process but became