College News and Press Releases

Citrus College Superintendent/President Dr. Geraldine M. Perri accepts the Sustainability Award for the college in Sacramento

Dr. Dale Salwak, literature instructor returns to North Korea.

Christina Garcia of Glendora has been selected as Citrus College’s director of development and alumni relations.

Student Trustee Elect Crescencio Calderon organizes a highly successful blood drive with the help of clubs on campus.

This year's version of the Citrus College Cosmetology Department annual hair show's theme is "Earth Wind & Fire."

The California Community Colleges Board of Governors has selected Citrus College as one of three winners of the inaugural Energy and Sustainability Awards competition for its sustainability template.

Citrus College has once again been featured in The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education’s annual Top 50 Community Colleges issue

The Citrus College Hayden Memorial Library's latest exhibit is an astronomy-themed art extravaganza

The journalism students from Citrus College came back from the recent Journalism Association of Community Colleges annual convention with multiple awards for both print and online

The Citrus College Study Abroad Program is accepting applications for its Summer 2012 program in Florence, Italy.

Dr. Michael Hurtado, Citrus College dean of social and behavioral sciences, will be honored with a commendation from Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich for his work with the Probation Commission

Eighth grade girls from local middle schools attend a science-themed workshop at a recent STEM workshop.

Citrus College Student Ambassador Sarah Gleason won the title of Miss Covina 2012 and will compete in the Miss California pageant this June.

Citrus College has joined 61 community colleges throughout California that offer associate degrees for transfer to the California State University (CSU) system

Dr. Gary Woods, clerk/secretary of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees announced the names of the students from Azusa who are on the President's List and Dean's List for fall 2011.

Dr. Patricia Rasmussen, member of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees announced the names of the students who have earned a place on the President's List and Dean's List for fall 2011.

The Office of Student Life is making sure all students have the opportunity to have leadership opportunities by offering the Citrus College Leadership Academy.

Mrs. Joanne Montgomery, president of the Citrus College District Board of Trustees, recognizes the students whose names appear on the President's List and the Dean's List for fall 2011.

Dr. Edward C. Ortell, member of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees, is honored to reveal the names of the students who have earned a place on the President's and Dean's Lists for fall 2011

Citrus College's spring 2011 production of "Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead" was one of only 10 productions invited to perform at the Region VII Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.

Mrs. Susan M. Keith, vice president of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees, announces the names of students from Claremont who have earned a place on the President's and Dean's List for fall 2011

Citrus College acknowledges Facilities staff

Next month, Citrus College will begin guiding California’s community colleges toward a more environmentally-friendly future by participating in a pilot demonstration of a new sustainability template.

Community service is something of a family tradition for Rosalinda Buchwald.

When the United States celebrated the end of the Iraq War last month, many local military personnel and their families rejoiced. Among them was Glendora resident Emmy Madrid, a secretary in the Citrus College Orfalea Family Child Development Center.

The Citrus College Hayden Memorial library will display images and artifacts from local archive collages in the upcoming weeks.

Fontana resident Kristina Spalding has been hired to serve as the new registrar at Citrus College in Glendora.

With no end to the state’s budget crisis in sight, public employees find themselves facing a great deal of uncertainty about job security and retirement. However, Michael Bilbrey hopes to alleviate some of their concerns.

San Dimas resident Michael J. Clayton was recently appointed to the Citrus College Foundation Board of Directors.

Claremont resident Celeste Palmer was recently appointed to the Citrus College Foundation Board of Directors.

Claudia Pohl, a faculty member in Citrus College’s Registered Dental Assistant Program, has been named national president of the American Dental Assistants Association (ADAA).

Glendora resident Phyllis Fritz was recently appointed to the Citrus College Foundation Board of Directors.

Mrs. Joanne Montgomery was installed as president of the Citrus College Board of Trustees during the board's annual reorganization meeting.