Last week, tragedy struck around the world. On Friday Nov. 13, CNN reported 129 people were killed and another 352 were wounded during a
Day: November 19, 2015
From students to scientists: Paid research experience for STEM
For science, technology, engineering and math majors at Citrus College, finding an opportunity to gain experience and earn a stipend may be only an application
Studying on an empty stomach
Food insecurity is a scary reality for some higher education students. The stigma surrounding food insecurity often makes it difficult to discover how many students
Part-time professor, full-time educator
The president for the part time teacher’s union at Citrus College lost in the Nov. 4 elections to be a governing member of the Glendora
‘Epiphany’ production heads home to Norway
With the fall of the final curtain, playwright and Citrus College history professor, Bruce Solheim, Ph.D. feels like the family created during “The Epiphany” production
Professor preps for winter break in tropical rainforest
Natural history and biology professor Robert Goodman will soon be off to Costa Rica for the Winter 2016 semester study abroad program. Goodman will be
Lucky Thirteen: Injury leads soccer player to scoring success
Citrus athlete Savanna Lujan felt as though her soccer days were over after suffering from a severe season-ending injury only 30 seconds into the match
Editorial: College credits will not cover cost of living
As the semester ends, students might find themselves applying for internships for the spring and should remember: in an unpaid internship, the company cannot derive
Women’s Soccer Wraps up Season, Prepares for Postseason
Citrus women’s soccer closed out their final game before the postseason begins with a 2-0 victory over Antelope Valley at Citrus College on Thursday, Nov.
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