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AI regulations invade professors’ syllabi With artificial intelligence being a tool that can both help and hurt students in their education, finding a way to address it in a way that walks the fine line of control is a challenging task.&nb…

Review: Citrus hosts first Architecture showcase Alumni and current Citrus College students had art models shown in the first architecture exhibition, Dimensions Of Design, in the Visual Arts Gallery at Citrus. The art will be displayed until Oct…

Citrus’ CTE programs set to host an expo for K-12 students Citrus’ Career Technical Education High School Articulation Program will host its inaugural expo for K-12 students. The expo will be from 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Oct. 25 in Citrus’ Campus Cent…

Bloody revenge is coming to Citrus Stephen King’s 1974 novel “Carrie” has spawned many adaptations: four movies, one television special, one spoof and an unauthorized parody. And of course “Carrie: The Musical.” Renee Liskey, the di…

2024 Clery Act: Crime remains low at Citrus Despite arson and burglary occurring on campus in 2023, overall crime remains low.  The 2024 Annual Crime Report said five crimes happened in 2023, four of which happened on campus. This is on…

Citrus addresses FAFSA 2024-25 delays The FAFSA for the 2024-25 academic year was filled with errors and caused delays to occur for applying students. The Citrus’ director of financial aid, Stephen Fahey, sent out an email to Citrus st…

Review: An unfinished draft: Kanye & Ty Dolla $ign’s ‘VULTURES 2’ Chicago artist, rapper, singer and songwriter Kanye West has been in the rap game for years on end and has been in as well as created many controversies.  With all the albums that he’s release…

Citrus football falls to No. 1 Mt. SAC No. 15-ranked Citrus Owls football lost an offensive battle to the top-ranked Mount San Antonio College Mounties on Sept. 28 at Hilmer Lodge Stadium. Coming off a blowout win against Grossmont, t…

Review: The summer rise of Sabrina Carpenter Sabrina Carpenter is taking over pop music in a way we have not seen in a while. It’s been two years since her last album release, and she is back with her sixth studio album, “Short n’ Sweet.”&nbs…

Citrus’ Wellness Center set to host cholesterol clinic Citrus’ Wellness Center will host a cholesterol clinic from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Sept. 25. Photo Illustration by Melanie Arias, Clarion. Citrus nurse Shauna Bigby and Citrus’ medical staff will be…

Citrus’ Transfer Fair hosts over 50 schools The fall semester is when many students decide what college to apply for transfer to continue their educational journeys. Citrus’ Transfer Fair on Sept. 18 was an opportunity for students to explor…

Citrus’ Transfer Fair to take place next week Citrus College will be hosting the Transfer Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sept. 18, in the Campus Center Mall. There will be representatives from Universities of California, California State Unive…

Man arrested after assaulting and kidnapping woman from Citrus parking lot The Azusa Police Department has arrested a man who allegedly assaulted and kidnapped a woman from a Citrus College parking lot. At 6 p.m. Sept. 6, the suspect, 32-year-old Chima Njoku of View Park,…

Lowrider show: Citrus community celebrates Chicano/Latinx culture Lowriders are a rich part of Chicano/Latinx culture, and on April 11, Citrus College was able to celebrate it. The Lowrider Culture and Community Show, which took place in the Campus Center Mall, h…

Student government position applications available Applications for 2024-2025 Associated Students of Citrus College — Citrus’ student government — positions are open. The elected positions include president, vice president, legislative liaison, stu…

Citrus students to perform Jimmy Buffett’s ‘Escape to Margaritaville’ Citrus students will perform the musical comedy Jimmy Buffett’s “Escape to Margaritaville”.  The musical, featuring the most-loved Jimmy Buffett classics, will be showing at 2 p.m. April 7, 7 …

Citrus College invites students to submit pop art for new exhibit Arts & Entertainment Citrus College invites students to submit pop art for new exhibit April 1, 2024 Lauren Duffy Citrus’ Visual Arts Division is seeking student artwork for this year’s “Citrus Pop! A Student Show”. The theme is pop art and is inspired by the previous exhibition, “Pop Art:...

Photo gallery: A spring day at Citrus College Media Photos Photo gallery: A spring day at Citrus College March 29, 2024March 30, 2024 Alexander Gallivan Mountains are visible northeast of Citrus' campus on March 27, 2024. « ‹ of 4 › » Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin

Women’s golf state individual champion Isabelle Olivas-Lowell is just getting started Citrus College golf coach Julian Horton has coached many women golfers, but none in comparison to Isabelle Olivas-Lowell.  “This is the most hardest-working women’s player I think I’ve ever ha…

New order set for Measure Y bond projects The front of the Lecture Halls building.The northern side of Physical Science buildingThe western side of the Professional Center building.The western side of the Technology Center building.The fro…

Students get free rides on Metrolink trains through March 2024 In an effort to reduce carbon emissions, Metrolink received a new grant to provide free fares for students on all of its trains under the Student Adventure Pass program.  Metrolink hopes to in…

Citrus geology class spends a weekend in Nevada A group of Citrus College students and their professor got the opportunity to spend a weekend exploring the wonders of Nevada. Earth science professor Mercedes Belica took her field geology student…

Citrus hires 2 deans and director of human resources The Citrus College Board of Trustees on Nov.14 hired three people to fill already and soon-to-be vacant administrative positions. Citrus hired Elaine Lipiz Gonzalez to serve as dean of Counseling P…

The challenge to take a pause Pizzagate was a QAnon conspiracy theory that rose in online popularity during the 2016 election. The theory led to threats to harm and kill those viewed as enemies and prompted a gunman to storm in…

Club president finds solace in STEM Lucy Zurita is fascinated with anything that gives her a chance to build. From a young age, she has always enjoyed getting to tinker with objects. She is currently president of Citrus’ Innovate X c…