Fall Club Rush returns to bring new opportunities to Citrus students
Amanda Stepp was nervous when she set out to start the Environment and Community Outreach Club. Running a club is an entirely new experience for
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Citrus College STEM Symposium showcases student research
Citrus College students gathered on Wednesday for the STEM Research Symposium, where they explored STEM programs, student research and internships. The event, held Sept. 9
Pride Center to host pleasure and consent workshop in partnership with Planned Parenthood SGV
The Pride Center will host a Pleasure and Consent Workshop in partnership with Planned Parenthood SGV on Sept. 10. The event, scheduled from noon-1p.m. is
Citrus breaks multiple school records in home opener, still falls short against Saddleback
Citrus College (0-2) suffered a 39-36 loss in its home opener against Saddleback College (2-0) on Sept. 5, leaving Citrus winless after its first two
Citrus College welcomes new faculty to campus
Citrus College is welcoming three new full-time faculty members this fall: Abraham Nesheiwat, Peter Rodriguez and Nestor Mendoza. Each brings different experience and teaching styles
Snake attacks Owl: Citrus alumnus bit by rattlesnake
Most people feel relatively safe while hiking in the mountains north of the San Gabriel Valley. Jake Entrup, a former player for the Citrus College
Review: Family-owned business creates a relaxing space at the Red Cafe
On the north end of Glendora’s Village lives one of the more underrated coffee spots. Being open for a decade, the Red Cafe has a
Citrus College’s shop coordinator reflects on a career behind the scenes
John Patrick, the adjunct faculty member and shop coordinator at Citrus College, spent decades helping bring productions at the Haugh Performing Arts Center to life,