Academic Affairs in the Media
Citrus Becomes Catalyst for MIT Path
What began with a Citrus College statistics course in middle school became the catalyst for Joaquin Perkins' advanced math journey and acceptance to MIT.
Stylists Put Skills Into Practice
Community outreach gives Citrus College cosmetology students more than practice hours; it builds confidence, career skills and meaningful connections.
Pathways to Nursing Begin at Citrus
Pre-allied health students build scientific knowledge, laboratory skills and confidence through challenging coursework and close faculty guidance, preparing them for nursing programs, transfer and allied health careers.
Beta Nu Eta Rises at Regional Convention
Beta Nu Eta turned research, service and student leadership into a standout PTK convention, earning 12 regional awards and celebrating the people who keep the chapter moving forward.
Awards and Leadership Mark JACC Showing
The Clarion and Logos continued their winning streak as Citrus College journalism students earned awards, captured top honors and gained student leadership seats on the JACC board.
Turning Outdoor Passion to Purpose
With the San Gabriel Mountains as a fitting backdrop, Citrus College WRF students study ecosystems, wildfire and natural history while gaining agency internships, field experience and preparation for transfer.
Honors Transfer Opens New Doors
Hands-on research, close faculty support and transfer preparation helped Paulina Mora build confidence, present her work and continue her academic journey at Yale.
Citrus Truck Program Builds Momentum
Industry partnerships are putting Citrus College heavy truck students closer to the field, with Quinn Caterpillar opening internship and job pathways and Cummins bringing master technician training into view.
SEMA Recognizes Citrus Auto Excellence
A national automotive industry award is fueling Citrus College ambition, supporting a student's career goals and an instructor's advanced engineering studies.
A 20-Year Legacy Returns to the Gallery
Art, teaching and generosity come together in an exhibition of Matt Jackson's work at Citrus College, where paintings spanning 20 years are being sold to benefit students in the college's digital arts program directly.