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
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Students transfer out of Citrus in a rate of 43%
The Citrus Community College District CCD rates at which people are transferring in the have gone through their fair share of rises and drops within
Metro A Line extension brings rail service back to Pomona after seven decades
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Hayden Memorial Library closes Sept. 22–26 for furniture installation
Hayden Memorial Library will close Sept. 22–26 for new furniture installation. Students will not have access to the library during this time, but books may
Dr. Monica Y. Jackson joins Citrus College as first instructional design and accessibility specialist
Citrus College has welcomed Monica Y. Jackson, Ph.D. as its first Online Education Instructional Design and Accessibility Specialist, a newly created role designed to support
Citrus College hosts student equity plan
The main purpose of the 2025-2028 is to develop a plan for these academic years. The process is done with the help of faculty, staff,
Meet the professors: new faculty join Citrus College
Citrus College is welcoming several new professors this fall, each bringing unique expertise and passion to the classroom. From science to the arts, these faculty
Citrus College to host fall 2025 fair
The Citrus College Career/Transfer Team will host the fall 2025 semester transfer fair with multiple representatives from CSU, UC, private universities, and out-of-state universities. The
Citrus College hosts final mobile food pantry of the summer
Citrus College will host its last mobile food pantry program for the summer session. Organized by Student Affairs, this resource ensures that students have access
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