After nine years in the role, the dean of social and behavioral science will leave the position to take over as the interim vice president
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COVID-19 testing no longer required
Citrus College students will not be required to take a COVID-19 test for on-campus classes beginning this fall semester. Voluntary testing will be available at
Ethnic Studies becomes required, new courses and faculty being discussed
Citrus College students planning to transfer to a California State University must take a new general education requirement as of last fall. Starting in the
Superintendent/President conducts open forum discussing enrollment, COVID-19
Superintendent/President Greg Schulz was on his way to the first in-person open forum between the community and himself since he took the position 11 months
Citrus student government election saga reaches conclusion
After one month, two elections and 50 free T-shirts, Citrus College’s student government was finally settled for the 2022-2023 term on June 3 after the
Citrus Achievement Awards return to the Haugh for 59th iteration
After two years of learning during the COVID-19 pandemic, the 59th iteration of the Citrus College Achievement Awards on May 26 served as the symbolic
Citrus College’s COVID-19 policy shifts
COVID-19 remains a constant in the lives of students, but Citrus College’s COVID-19 policy has undergone changes. Two changes have been to students who test
Positive COVID-19 test reported at Citrus Board of Trustees meeting and campus event
A person positive for COVID-19 attended the May 17 Citrus College Board of Trustees meeting, Head of the Citrus College COVID-19 Workgroup Robert Sammis said
Weekly testing strictly enforced and huge lines form
Every week, students are expected to take a COVID-19 rapid test as a prerequisite for being on campus. For the first time on May 2,
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