Two suspects of an armed robbery were apprehended at Citrus College after a high speed chase prompting a campus lockdown beginning around 11:20 a.m. June 15.
Author: Emily Cristler-Hermosillo
An English and Journalism major who sketches constantly and is curious about everything. She wants to travel across the world and own a dog.
Professor, adviser with ‘ink in her veins’ retires
The Citrus College student newsroom was moved to a new building twice before Meg O’Neil would leave it, and now she has to, at least
Flores wins presidential election
Art major Fernando Flores was elected president of the Associated Students of Citrus College for the next academic year. Flores received 87 votes. His opponent,
Motion! moves emotions with creative performances
As I sat there wearing my Queen concert tour shirt, a part of me wanted to hate the acapella set as soon as the “Bohemian
Candidates for president face off in student election
The position of student body president is contested this semester by two applicants that have both represented the Latinos Unidos Student Association, but have different
Major Meet and greet serves students
Around 30 people attended the Major Meet and Greet between students, deans and professors on May 2 in the CI building, room 159, but some
Sex 101 week: Discussing the impact of #MeToo
The #MeToo panel discussion and the documentary “The Hunting Ground” were insightful and appropriate for Sexual assault awareness month, but few students attended the events.
Softball game scheduled to raise funds for fallen alumnus
The Citrus College Veterans Club is planning a softball game fundraiser at 10 a.m. on April 7 at the west softball field next to the
College nominated for million-dollar aspen prize
Citrus College has been selected for the Aspen institute College Education program for the 2019 Aspen prize for community college excellence. The prize is $1
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