Donald Trump’s success in the 2016 election has left undocumented residents and their families with a grim uncertainty of being able to remain in the
Author: Aldo Lujan
RISE prepare for spring NASA competitions
The Research in Science and Engineering teams from Citrus College are in the early steps of preparation for a Student Launch Rocket challenge. The Rocket
When work becomes play, former CSI turned screenwriter
During David Miranda’s 24 years of being a crime scene investigator agent he never carried a gun. Since CSI’s aren’t sworn officers, they aren’t allowed
Insufficient interactions: Academic advising
Budgeting issues cause changes every year in the counseling staff and it leaves some students unsatisfied with help and advice that is given to them.
Training for the big shake
Citrus College, a campus that rests right on top of the Sierra Madre Fault line, is a registered participant in the ninth annual Great California
Transfer Fair: Opening doors to better paths
One of the hardest decisions a student makes out of high school is the decision to either go straight to a four-year college or transfer
Free bus pass services more than 2,500 students
With the fall 2016 semester underway, Citrus College students have been able to take advantage of a program that has already been successfully implemented at
Parking unable to satisfy growing number of students
The age-old morning struggle of student life has only become worse. Parking at Citrus College, a popular complaint of all students, has caused some students
Take a ride down the Gold Line: Downtown Azusa
Now that extension of Citrus Avenue is officially open, the next destination for students should be downtown Azusa, The closest stop to the Azusa Pacific