Citrus Volleyball falls short to Bakersfield City College in its conference home opener
Citrus College Volleyball (5-12) fell short against Bakersfield City College (8-7) in its first conference game on Sept. 30 after a five set run. The
Claremont’s Village South Plan public comment period ends with overwhelming negativity
During the City of Claremont’s Public Comment Period for South Village Partners’ Village South Townhome Project, which ended on July 20, feedback was generally unfavorable.
The Anything for Salinas Band set to perform at the Haugh in honor of Mexican-American music artist Selena Quintanilla.
The Haugh Performing Arts Center seeks to commemorate Selena Quintanilla, the Queen of Tejano music, with the Anything for Salinas event that they will be
OPINION: The Trump administration’s change to Title IX policy will cause severe harm to LGBTQ students
The United States Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, announced on Monday that the Department of Education has rescinded the Biden administration 2024 rule and reinstated
Student Wellness Center hosts HOPE Sign event for Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
Oscar Arellano was drawn to the sign spelling out “HOPE” that stood next to booths set up by the Student Wellness Center. Sentiments such as
Citrus football breaks another school record, resulting in their first win of the season against Santa Ana
Citrus College Football (1-4) secured their first win of the season against Santa Ana City College (1-4) winning 31-28 on Sept. 26 in a last
Could mandatory counseling help students avoid transfer mistakes?
Students can earn strong grades and complete the coursework needed to transfer, but mistakes on applications or failing to meet with a counselor can still
Haugh Center fall events present variety of programs
As the fall semester begins, so does the programming at the Haugh Performing Arts Center. The Haugh Center’s fall calendar offers an array of concerts,