Academic Affairs in the Media
Students Take Learning Worldwide
From rainforests to historic city streets, Citrus College Study Abroad students earn credits while gaining confidence, cultural insight and global perspective.
Student Research Tackles Real Challenges
Citrus College STEM students showcased research with real-world reach, presenting projects shaped by summer experiences at regional universities and institutes.
Student Voices Earn Regional Recognition
Clarion and Logos students turned a year of ambitious reporting, photography and design into regional recognition, earning multiple honors at JACC's SoCal conference and celebrating the strength of Citrus student media.
Citrus Opens Statewide Learning Paths
Citrus College is joining the statewide CVC Exchange as a Teaching College, expanding online access for students across California and giving its own students more options to complete degree and transfer requirements.
Textbook Savings Open Doors at Citrus
With textbook prices influencing course choices, Citrus College is growing OER/ZTC offerings that save students money, reduce stress and support plans for history and sociology transfer degrees without textbook costs.
Alumna's Journey Crosses Continents
A Citrus College start helped Paulina Pimentel-Mora build the confidence to reach Yale, study abroad at Oxford and now pursue graduate research at Cambridge.
Top Owls Recognized for Excellence
Student excellence filled the Haugh Performing Arts Center as Citrus College recognized scholars, leaders and athletes for achievements in and beyond the classroom.
Foster Youth Advocate Earns Recognition
Through outreach, orientation and student support, Jorge Razo is helping foster youth connect with Citrus College and take their next steps in higher education.
Citrus Students Gain National Spotlight
Three Citrus College students rose from a competitive national pool to become Cooke scholarship semifinalists, with goals in engineering, robotics, law and justice.
Auto Tech Drives Lowrider Celebration
Classic lowriders, live music and a shared sense of community filled the Citrus College Campus Mall during an event created to celebrate Chicano culture, encourage representation and bring students and staff together.