Academic Affairs in the Media
Students Bring Health Resources to LA
At a Los Angeles health fair, Citrus College nursing students turned classroom learning into community care through screenings, wellness resources and cultural connection.
Student Journalism Moves Forward
The Clarion's final print issue marks the end of a 76-year tradition and the start of a fully digital era, with student journalists shifting toward online storytelling, multimedia skills and broader audience engagement.
Toyota Racing Tour Inspires Students
Automotive technology students from Citrus College got an inside look at Toyota Racing Development, learning how racing parts are designed, built and supported.
STEM Symposium Celebrates Discovery
Twenty-eight Citrus College STEM students shared summer research projects exploring real-world challenges, from fake imagery detection to alternative fuels in automotive engines.
Citrus Grants Boost STEM Success
Two new grants are creating stronger pathways for Citrus College STEM students, particularly those with financial need, through scholarships, mentoring, academic support, experiential learning and university research.
Training Tomorrow's Officers at Citrus
Through expert faculty and strong partnerships, Citrus College's Administration of Justice program empowers students to pursue rewarding law enforcement careers.
Design Project Brings Care to Community
Through solar power, design skills and community purpose, Citrus College students are creating a mobile shower project to serve people experiencing housing insecurity.
Health Sciences Earns Renewed Confidence
Months of preparation paid off as Citrus College Health Sciences programs received accreditation renewals that keep students on track for high-quality career training.
A Decade of Words, Work and Support
The Writing Center's 10-year milestone celebrates more than tutoring; it reflects a decade of helping Citrus College students find support, confidence and stronger writing skills.
Student Codes His Way to New Future
Quangnhan Duong transformed disappointment into momentum at Citrus College, where game development, engineering coursework and a JPL internship helped shape his next chapter.