Citrus College is central to a very strong community of running clubs. Each club has its own unique appeal to beginner runners, experienced runners, short
Category: Community Features
Holiday Market Brings Community Together for Grad Night Fundraiser
A festive holiday market brought members of the community together for shopping from local artisans, enjoying baked goods, and participating in raffles. The Holiday Market
Sisters carry on sweet tradition with Brown’s English Toffee in Glendora
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Citrus College Clarion (@citruscollegeclarion) The smell of caramelized sugar and roasted almonds fills the air as
Citrus alumna Sister Bonez embraces a creative and adventurous life filled with Kaos
From a living hell to living in chaos Laura Caraway, better known as Sister Bonez, has lived an unconventional life full of creativity and adventure.
The principal behind the progress: A leader’s vision for a stronger school community
Gang members, teenage mothers, delinquents and burnouts. These are the labels often thrown at students who attend continuation schools like Mount Olive Innovation and Technology
How architects can support communities after Eaton and Palisades fires
Story by Kenna Jenkins California has had a total of 1,292 wildfires this year, resulting in 63,677 acres burned, and if data is anything to
How a ballet company is supporting community recovery after the Eaton Fire
Story by Sam Ruano Four months ago, the ravenous wildfire sparked by the Santa Ana winds claimed the homes and cherished landscapes of those who
Closure of historic speedway leaves gap in local scene
Irwindale Speedway, a longtime venue for grassroots racing and community gatherings, has shut down, sparking disappointment and uncertainty among viewers and racers alike. The closure
New Glendora representative shares about life before joining Citrus’ Board of Trustees
Many years back, a boy accompanied his mom to her night courses at Citrus College. While the boy’s mom listened to her lectures, he sat
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