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Crafton Hills College recognized graduating Roadrunners continuing their studies at a four-year university at its annual transfer luncheon in the Barbara L. Smith Event Center.

For the Mitchell siblings, college was never just an individual journey. It became a shared experience built on perseverance, sacrifice, and support for one another every step of the way.

Crafton Hills College's Class of 2026 is a history maker.

1,252 graduates earn degrees and certificates in landmark ceremony

On May 13, Crafton Hills College recognized the graduates of Fire Academy 114 in a ceremony that marked the end of five months of intensive training and the start of their careers in the fire service.

On May 12, Crafton Hills College held its Nursing Services Pathway Certificate Ceremony, recognizing 22 students who earned CNA, HHA, ACNA, or multiple certifications through the program.

In partnership with San Bernardino Valley College, Crafton Hills College hosted a month-long lineup of activities celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month.

Five years ago, Javier Davila made a pact with his wife, Maria, that they'd both retire in 2026.

Crafton Hills College Athletics capped off a banner year at its annual awards banquet on May 5 in the Barabra L. Smith Event Center.

On Thursday, May 7, the NextUp Program hosted the Foster Youth Resource Fair in the CHC Quad as part of Foster Youth Awareness Month.

At Crafton Hills College, Cayla and Giovanny Chamu have built more than academic success--they've built a partnership rooted in perseverance, encouragement, and shared goals.

Crafton Hills College marked Cinco de Mayo with a campus event that brought together the Crafton community members for an afternoon of personal storytelling, historical reflection, and student engagement.

The production team of Crafton Hills College's student-run literary and arts magazine, The Sand Canyon Review, welcomed students, artists, and community members to its 2026 preview party on May 5 at the Barbara L. Smith Event Center.

On Tuesday, May 5, Crafton Hills College honored a legacy of courage, service, and perseverance as Margie Orland stood before a new generation of fire academy cadets to present the Michael Orland Memorial Scholarship to Walter Giles.

Crafton Hills College's Math, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) program recognized its largest graduating class since its humble beginning in 2023.

The Crafton Hills College Honors Institute celebrated the accomplishments of its students during the Honors Recognition Reception on April 30.

Crafton Hills College marked a meaningful milestone on May 1 with its inaugural Ethnic Studies Luncheon, an event that was as much a celebration as it was a call to action.

On April 30, the Crafton Hills College Veterans Resource Center (VRC) celebrated 28 students--each either a veteran or a dependent of a veteran--at the 2026 recognition ceremony.

On April 29, Crafton Hills College hosted its fourth annual Lavender Luncheon in the Roadrunner Café as part of its Gaypril programming. This year's event featured a Wicked-inspired theme and brought together students, faculty, and staff to recognize and celebrate LGBTQ+ graduates.

Crafton Hills College's Class of 2026 is going "up, up, up" with excitement as it celebrates another year of Roadrunner Success.

More than 300 runners gathered at El Dorado Ranch Park on April 25 for the annual Run for the Hills 5K, a sold-out community event supporting Crafton Hills College student-athletes and promoting health and wellness.

Students at Crafton Hills College shared original research and presentation skills during the college's Spring 2026 Student Research Conference, held Friday, April 24, in LRC 231.

Nearly 100 community members, students, and educators gathered at the Barbara L. Smith Event Center on Thursday, April 23, for the third annual Crafton Hills College Adult Education Open House. By all accounts, it was the program's most successful year yet with attendance more than doubling compared to last year.

On Wednesday, April 22, well over a hundred Roadrunners and art lovers from the community were treated to a display of artworks produced by Crafton Hills College's fine arts classes -- Design, 3-D Design, Sculpture, Drawing (3 levels), and Painting (2 levels).

On April 22, Crafton Hills College welcomed high school students from across the region for the 2026 Fire & EMS Competition, a hands-on event highlighting the skills, teamwork, and commitment required for careers in public safety.