For students who care about preserving our resources and sustaining them, the Wildlife Resources and Forestry program at Citrus College is your answer. The
Day: May 8, 2013
Letters to the editor: Trustee denies allegations
Editor’s note: On March 19, Citrus College Faculty Association president John Fincher presented the Board of Trustees with evidence he claimed proved Trustee Gary Woods
Class sections to double in summer 2013
This summer, Citrus College is trying to get students to choose textbooks over the beach. The college will offer 250 class sections in the
When the stars align
Falling snow and the northern lights was a great setting for humor, magic and love on May 3 at the Haugh Performing Arts Center.
Campus alert system needs an overhaul
Sandy Hook, Virginia Tech and Columbine are all members of a club that no school ever wants to join. The ugly truth is that no
Editor’s Corner: Ban the bombs 2013
Editor’s note: A version of this column ran on the author’s website April 15, 2013. For the original, click here. I knew today was
H.O.P.E. For Immigration Reform
Members of the campus H.O.P.E. Club (Helping Find Opportunities in the Pursuit of Education) recently joined with thousands of union members, immigrants, faith leaders and
Softball makes history in win
The Owls’ long-awaited triumph over Cypress College during a two-day playoff moved Citrus’ record to 26-12 and advanced the team to the “Super Regionals” for
Cosmetology students give a helping hand to Rosemead High
The Citrus College cosmetology program and Rosemead High School teamed up for an Italian-themed “Mi Amore” prom for Rosemead students with disabilities and disadvantages at