Elina Hughes waits patiently in her lever drive Wijit wheelchair as people move freely in and out of the conference room to use the microwave. The 20-year-old communications major is accompanied by her personal care aide Maria Vazquez. Although she has her laptop and iPad to assist in communicating,...
It’s the beginning of the spring semester. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, spring is in the air and students are looking forward to another successful and eventful semester, so what could go wrong? The honking, the car accidents, the parking tickets, the car stalking and the...
What do we think when we think of fashion? To me, fashion isn’t necessarily about what’s in Vogue, but fashion stands for complete self-expression and the message of what the person is all about. Fashion is definitely not about a $6,000 handbag or a $600 suit, but it is an...
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/citrus/Trumpd_ep01.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | EmbedSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | RSS Welcome to this special series: Trump’d. In this series we try to get more perspective on the Trump administration, the Republican dominated Congress and navigating through this hopeful new world through discussion of issues on...
Semester after semester, Citrus College students struggle to find space to park their cars. The parking lot has evolved from rather a simple space to a battle field where students hunt vigorously to stake a spot for the day.
The Hire A Hero event hosted by Assemblyman Roger Hernandez for the past three years is more than a job fair and more than a resource center, it’s a helping hand up and a beacon of hope for veterans reintegrating into civilian life. Heroes on our very own campus...
Outside of visiting the country itself, the next best place to find Mexican culture and what it has to offer would be Southern California. Glendora had to look no farther than Citrus College where the curtains rose on Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano in the Haugh Performing Arts...
Walking into the Haugh Performing Arts Center for the viewing of “Kill Me, Deadly” on Sunday, April 24, I have to admit I was a bit skeptical. Having no previous knowledge of the plot of the film nor the original play, I really didn’t know what to expect. However,...
Being a fulltime college student is stressful as it is, but imagine the tremendous pressure that the small team of four, known as the Citrus College Rocket Owls, have on their shoulders from being involved in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Student Launch Program. The Rocket Owls are...