Editorial: AI detection technology could harm reputations
Artificial intelligence detection software has the potential to hurt Citrus students’ academic reputation. The software has been an issue for students who are doing good
Citrus performing arts students set to perform ‘School for Lies’ at the Citrus’ Little Theatre
Citrus’ performing arts students will perform “The School for Lies: A Play Adapted from Molière’s The Misanthrope” starting April 4 at the Little Theatre. The show
Voices of Her-story: Stories from women in the Citrus community
When celebrating Women’s History Month, people often refer back to historical women figures that have paved the way for women today. In higher education, women
Mercy ruling ends Citrus vs. Allan Hancock
An explosive start for the Owls and one mercy ruling later, Citrus took down Allan Hancock, 11-3, on March 28. The energy ran high after
Citrus Owls’ softball team deals out a successful revenge
Citrus’ softball team achieved its revenge against Long Beach City College at home on March 27, beating them 3-0. Having previously lost to Long Beach
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy set to perform at Haugh Performing Arts Center
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, the swing and jazz ensemble, will perform at 7 p.m. April 5 at Citrus’ Haugh Performing Arts Center. Big Bad Voodoo
Citrus’ music arts program set to host ‘Community Cabaret: Heartstrings and Harmony’
Citrus’ music arts program’s performance of “Community Cabaret: Heartstrings and Harmony” will take place at 7 p.m. March 27, in PA133. An evening of musical
Citrus’ Creative Arts Symposium equips students to speak truth to power through art
Artists and professors discussed their experiences on using art as a form of resistance and pathways to liberation with students on March 21 at Citrus
Review: Battle of the cookies
A chocolate chip cookie is a classic dessert for many people. For the last few years, chains that specialize in cookies have gained increasing popularity,