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It took Michael Sheahan years to discover his "why." Sure, the future respiratory therapist (RT) turned Crafton Hills College professor excelled at test taking, but when it came to landing a job in the field, Sheahan was going nowhere.

Crafton Hills College Counselor and Academic Notice lead Sara Sosa was recently invited to present at the 2026 Inland Empire/Desert Regional Counselor Conclave, held in Riverside on February 23, 2026. The annual convening brings together counseling professionals from K-12 schools, community colleges, and universities across the region to share best practices that support student success and academic persistence.

When Evelyn Olive enrolled in Psychology Statistics at Crafton Hills College in fall 2022, she simply intended to complete a requirement for the Social Work program at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB).

The Crafton Hills College Library celebrates Black History Month with the exhibition In the Everyday: Gordon Parks.

On February 19, 2026, Grad Fest gave students the clarity and encouragement they needed to prepare for the finish line.

Arianna Aguilera is a Communications and Theater Arts student at Crafton Hills College, set to graduate in December 2026. A first-generation college student from Redlands, Arianna's journey to higher education has been shaped by resilience, determination, and a deep appreciation for community.

Professor Sabrina Jimenez took seven Crafton students to the Watchorn Lincoln Dinner on February 12 at the University of Redlands Orton Center. The event was hosted by the Watchorn Lincoln Memorial Association and the Lincoln Memorial Shrine.

On February 3rd, our Black History Month Opening Celebration powerfully marked a century of Black commemorations, honoring the richness, complexity, and ongoing evolution of Black life, culture, and resistance.